Sentence examples for gss from inspiring English sources

Since 1972 the Chicago-based General Social Survey (GSS) has been asking whether most people can be trusted, or whether "you can't be too careful" in daily life.

Ms Bianchi's evidence draws, among other sources, on data from the University of Chicago's General Social Survey (GSS).

That series followed the actors Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman as they navigated some of the world's roughest roads aboard a pair of GSs on a 20,000-mile tour from London to New York by way of Siberia.

The riders gathered on this sloppy day came to acquire some of those world-traveler motorcycling skills, if not a bit of glamour, by riding big GSs over railroad ties, between wheel-trapping logs and through deep sand and mud.

It was then that Ameer was summoned by Shabak (GSS), the Israel security service, for questioning on his various activities and political work.

Recently the Associated Press sought to add context to the GSS data, asking Americans if they placed much trust in folk they met away from home, or in the workers who swiped their payment cards when out shopping.

As for headline GSS numbers about overall trust between Americans, they conceal a big race gap: for decades around 80% of black Americans have consistently said that most people cannot be trusted.

GSS percussionist Remi adds another layer to the DJ performance with a variety of live instruments, while Pauli bangs the drums, no mean feat.

According to the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS), the population of the Greater Accra region grew by 38% between 2000 and 2010, from 2.9 million to 4 million.

In the early 1980s he claimed to have made some $A 40 million through his company, GSS Property Sales.

Still, bomb dogs can be invaluable, says Steve Vitale, canine director for GSS Security Services of Manhattan, which provides dogs for New Year's Eve in Times Square.