Sentence examples for households returned from inspiring English sources

In 1990, only two-thirds of the nation's households returned their forms.

In 1970, the first year officials conducted the initial part of the census by mail, 83percentt of households returned the questionnaires.

We achieved a response rate of just over 5%, well below typical response thresholds of at least 15% sought by nonprofit organizations for return-by-mail surveys (Hager et al. 2003); approximately 0.5% of solicited households returned their self-addressed, stamped envelope empty or blank in apparent protest.

Sixty percent of the households returned this questionnaire.

All 371 households agreeing to complete a diary were sent water activity diary cards and 232 (63%) households returned completed cards within a 4 week period and were eligible for the A$40 voucher offered as an incentive.

Reality dawns, households return to consuming at more long-term sustainable levels and investment growth drops away.

"With the biggest strain on the electricity network coming at peak time – the time of day when many households return from school and work, cook dinner, and have all sorts of entertainment devices switched on, the project investigated to what extent people could change behaviour during that time," Stavros explains.

And it would provide a path for many illegal immigrants to get legal status by allowing them to apply for temporary "Z visas" and to push for more permanent status by paying fines and having the heads of households return to their countries of origin — the provision Mr. Romney and many other Republicans opposed.

In addition, to reduce the time period between CATI and diary completion, a monetary incentive was offered to those households returning a completed diary within a 4 week period.

She wrote a note to King George complaining of the treatment and within & week an officer of the King's household returned her perfume to her.

Widowed are trying to make emotional, legal and financial transitions; generally while simultaneously running a household, returning to the workplace and trying to help their grieving children... and all the while, in the midst of overwhelming grief themselves.