Sentence examples for customary survey from inspiring English sources

The figures are starkly at odds with the travel brochure image of Norway as a land of serene mountains and fjords, and with customary survey results like a human development report by the United Nations last month that found it to be first in the world in income, health care, life expectancy and education.

Such passive consent is customary for survey research by telephone and mail questionnaire.

It has been customary in surveys of the Arabic literary tradition to write off the era between 1258 and 1800 by declaring it a "period of decadence".

Survey the customary charges for services and develop a rate structure.

It is customary for the White House to survey the prosecutors while a president considers issuing pardons or commuting sentences.

He posted the survey – with a customary, if unintentional, sprinkling of typos – on the party's Facebook page on the afternoon of 2 May, and it quickly went viral.

Now assume that your employer has opted for H.I.A.A. 80 as its "reasonable and customary" rate, and that the surveys peg that fee for the exam at $200.

Most holidaymakers are planning day trips, according to the AA's survey, with the seaside in its customary top place among destinations.

In summary, we re-analyzed the strongest causal evidence against customary spanking,[ 1] using the same National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (NLSY) cohort to investigate the apparent effect of spanking on subsequent antisocial behavior.

In recent years, it has become customary to see millionaire athletes sitting front row, coolly surveying the new looks in New York, as well as in Paris and Milan.

In the surveyed area (Area I), neither formal nor customary tenure are properly enforced.