Sentence examples for forthcoming survey from inspiring English sources

A forthcoming survey of the European steel industry by McKinsey finds that it has been poorer at product innovation than other heavy industries.

A forthcoming survey shows that less than a third of organisations are using e-learning for staff training and the majority of these are doing so sparingly.

A forthcoming survey of foreign investors by Czechinvest, a government agency in Prague, shows that in 1993-96 two-thirds of the incomers created more jobs than they cut.

They just did so again in a forthcoming survey of campus executives, conducted by The Chronicle, in which presidents put improved U.S. News & World Report rankings dead last in a list of measures by which they judge their success.

This clearly had to entail some lowering of standards.In a forthcoming survey of higher education in ten rich countries, the OECD reports that the growth in demand has caused deteriorating staff-student ratios, overcrowding, and great unevenness in the quality of teaching and learning.

A forthcoming survey by CFO, a sister magazine of The Economist, finds that auditors had challenged practices at 38% of respondents in the past year but that in 57% of cases, the company persuaded the auditor to accept the questionable practice.

Other existing and forthcoming surveys (e.g. LSST, ASKAP-VAST, Gaia) will automatically benefit from advances in this area.

Analysis and interpretation of the terabyte and petabyte data streams from forthcoming surveys and missions is a major challenge to the practice of Astronomy, and possibly requires a significant restructuring of the types of problems that are addressed.

The museum has forthcoming surveys of Zoe Leonard and Haegue Yang planned, as well as a multi-year partnership with the Underground Museum in Arlington Heights.

Data for study variables were collected either (i) during the 3 previous baseline surveys and that will be updated in the 2 forthcoming surveys (2005 and 2008), or (ii) are new data to be collected in these 2 forthcoming surveys.

One possible approach is to use a longitudinal design in forthcoming surveys, where identification of extreme clusters with poor health in the first survey is followed with one or more additional surveys specifically asking about the health situation and the connection to quality or patient safety incidents.