Sentence examples for enough survey from inspiring English sources

"Great Men of Gospel" is a pleasant enough survey of gospel music as it evolved in the United States, but it would be a better show if it were truer to its title.

This allowed us to ensure that we had used enough raters as well as enough survey items in order to provide reliable data for each physician involved.

As the survey was conducted during the winter, and because it was difficult to ensure that there would be enough survey interviewers, implementation in Hokkaido and Shikoku prefectures proved troublesome.

They know they do not put away enough, surveys show.

Between them, Whitehall, academia and NGOs have churned out enough surveys on social welfare claimants to fill a wing of the Bodleian library.

Thus, (s_k) represents the mean perception of the surveyed population from a region and it provides an estimate of the probability that if we randomly select a person from the region (R_k), then he or she considers that region to be insecure and, if enough surveys were conducted in the region (R_k), then that number (s_k) is a good estimate of that probability.

Supervisors, unless they were friends with the Field Operations Supervisor (FOS), got fired every week for not completing enough surveys.

At the same time, there are not enough surveys carried out concerning the influence of underweight on foot structure.

However, all this being said, we still cannot make generalizations because we lack broad enough surveys of the association between hybridization and pre- vs. post-pollination isolation (Armbruster and Muchhala 2009; cf. Rabosky and Matute 2013).

(The response rates are our best estimates based on the number of questionnaires the research team provided to the RSTs for administration at the last learning session. The estimated response rates reported here are thus likely to be underestimates as enough surveys were sent out for all potential attendees).

Men's clothing occupies the third floor, high up enough to survey a long stretch of Madison and feel entitled.