Sentence examples for in a survey to find from inspiring English sources

Only a fortnight ago, it was reported that the population of Stockport was ranked second in a survey to find the happiest place in England.

Researchers at Arizona State University, led by psychology professor and director of the Canine Science Collaboratory Clive Wynne (who loves his own good dog very much, as shown in a video) conducted a survey to find out at what age puppies are most attractive to people.

Working in groups, ask students to conduct a survey to find out what some of the most popular career ideas in their year group are.

Saying he was disappointed in a recent survey to find no sell recommendations at his firm, Mr. McGowan has begun a contest to produce them.

Education was a factor that we addressed in the survey to find out if women seek migration to get an education or if they are more willing to migrate to find professional opportunities when they already have pursued an education.

Such an outcome would force Ms. Merkel, whose center-right Christian Democrats appear to be stronger than ever, earning 43 percent support in the Forsa survey, to find a new partner in government.

In a survey to be published later this year, Gartner found that 46 percent of people 18 to 24 would choose access to the Internet over access to their own car.

Subtitled The Madmen and Mavericks Who Made Independent Music 1975 2005, Richard spent four years conducting hundreds of interviews and researching this 600-page survey in a bid to find out what it really means and what kind of person it takes to be truly independent.

Contribute with Guardian Witness There's much talk of a technological revolution in Africa and a boom in the use of mobile devices, but does this extend to sacred spheres such as watching the football World Cup? Geopoll ran a survey in South Africa, Nigeria and Ghana to find out how fans are tuning in to the action in Brazil.

Authorities surveyed the water in a helicopter to find the shark or other animal that injured the woman.

Bediang et al. (2013) conducted a survey to students in Cameroon and found that two-third of the students were not familiar with the concept of e-learning and that 17%% of students did not own a personal computer.