Sentence examples for figures from a survey from inspiring English sources

He said in the interview that he drew those figures from a survey he did for the Department of Energy.

A chart last Sunday with the Economic View column, about the reliability of economists' forecasts, mislabeled percentage figures from a survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

Those figures, from a survey taken from 1991 to 1994, show people to be worse off than three years before, when awareness, treatment and control were all slightly higher.

Figures from a survey, conducted by YouGov, suggest that  7 per cent have adapted their corporate strategy and future business plans to accommodate the issue, even though  66 per cent believe they have a responsibility to tackle climate change.

While local authority public health teams are doing their best to cope with funding cuts, the potential impact of this was clear, and unsurprising – figures from a survey conducted by the Association of Directors of Public Health show that large proportions of local authories are already having to reduce a wide range of different public health services.

The figures from a survey conducted by the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (Adass) showed that in the past two years social care budgets had lost £1.89bn in funding – at a time when pressure from rising numbers of older and disabled adults continues to grow at 3% per year.

The figures are from a survey taken in 1999 by the Census Bureau.

The figures come from a survey of all councils in England by Adass.

Several bureau analysts had previously said comparisons on same-sex couple homes were valid, with the caveat that 1990 figures were from a survey of households.

The first ONS language figures, recorded from a survey of 56.1 million residents of England and Wales, show 546,000 speak Polish.

Yet, according to the AIA's figures compiled from a survey of local authorities, roads in England and Wales now have an average wait of 68 years between new surfaces.