Sentence examples for mere survey from inspiring English sources

Job satisfaction -- assuming a mere survey could measure such a many-sided beast -- has been slipping steadily since 1995.

After a while, the movie begins to feel like a mere survey of contemporary alienation — an example, as the Variety critic Justin Chang pointed out, of the very shallowness that the movie is putting down.

Premarital sex and single motherhood are fairly common; in one survey, a mere fourteen per cent of respondents said they believed a single parent can't raise a child properly.

Yet according to the National Investor Relations Institute survey, a mere 8% of companies offer them directly to investors.

Keeping the law intact is preferred by a mere quarter of those surveyed, largely Democrats, reflecting the deep partisan divide within the overall findings that has persisted since President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act just two years ago.

A mere 9%% of physicians surveyed felt comfortable treating a patient with the disorder.

A mere 8percentt of those surveyed said that the current minimum wage of $7.25 an hour is fair.

A mere 8percentt of those surveyed said $7.25 an hour, the current federal minimum wage, is fair.

Only 43% of postdoc respondents and a mere 20% of mentors surveyed were familiar with the process.

A mere 10% of patients surveyed experienced "severe" pain, 19% had "moderate" pain, 38% had "mild" to "very mild" pain, while 33% indicated "no pain".

The Tabb study also reported that a mere five percent of people surveyed said they have a "very high" confidence in the market, compared to twelve percent in 2010.