Sentence examples for global respondents from inspiring English sources

In the 2017 Edelman Trust Barometer survey, only 37% of global respondents rated CEOs to be sufficiently credible.

In the 2017 Edelman Trust Barometer survey, only 37% of global respondents rated CEOs to be sufficiently credible, continuing the pattern of low trust in recent years.

However, we found that one in 10 global respondents (11%) reported that their parents' work experience had a "very or somewhat negative" impact on how much they would trust future employers.

According to Nielsen, 66% of global respondents will pay a premium for sustainable goods, a number that has continued to increase over the past four years.

According to the Edelman Trust Barometer, 62% of global respondents in 20 countries trust businesses less in 2009 than they did in 2008.

A 2007 survey by Deloitte and Canada's Venture Capital & Private Equity Association CVCAA) of 528 VCs from around the world found that 40% of U.S. respondents and 28% of global respondents cited Canada's unfavourable tax environment as a key reason for not investing in Canadian companies.

28.5percentt of global GDS respondents used MDMA in the last 12 months, compared to a huge 45.7percentt of English respondents.

The number of global survey respondents at enterprises with more than 100 terabytes of unstructured data has doubled since 2016.

First about 1,000 global 'potential respondents' were identified from different sources such as participants in the near past conferences/seminars held in Europe in relevant field, KOMODA project partners own data sources.

As far as validating a story, nearly 20percentt more of global survey respondents go online today than turn to a newspaper or television.

"Respondents who thought that day was warmer than usual were more concerned about global warming than respondents who thought that day was colder than usual". Might well be true, but I wonder how respondents would have fared when exposed to another environmental condition: exposure to scientific fact, opinion, and debate.