Sentence examples for made surveys from inspiring English sources

Next, in service to the East India Company, he made surveys of the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.

He has made surveys of a number of large cities, but only on one occasion has he suggested the firing of th whole police force.

Both were vitally concerned with the fertile areas of their river valleys and therefore doubtless made surveys and plats soon after settled communities were established.

Many of Kosovo's most important churches escaped the worst of the violence, but it will be difficult to assess the full extent of the damage done to Serbian culture, said Andras Riedlmayer, a librarian at the Fine Arts Library at Harvard, who made surveys of Kosovo's architectural heritage in 1999 and 2001.

He designed sewage disposal plants in a number of communities in western New York; worked for the State of New York on the problem of river control, moveable bridges, and high masonry dams; made surveys and estimates for a ship canal from Lake Ontario through Oneida Lake down the Mohawk to the Hudson River; and after 1900 engaged in private consulting practice.

Historically, surveys were predominantly paper based, but the advent of the Internet and the development of dedicated software such as SurveyMonkey have made surveys much more efficient and powerful tools.

The researchers presented study participants with both true and false statements Trump made, surveying voters from both parties about their responses.

The density of undergrowth found at this site at the time of our visit (due to the destructive hurricane of 1961) made surveying more difficult than usual.

The authors had no pre-conceived themes in mind and specifically made survey questions broad and open-ended.

A growing partisan gap in education may have played made survey nonresponse more consequential.

Now that this recommendation has been made, surveying populations is globally needed to assess the intake patterns of different fluid types (water and all other beverages).