Sentence examples for multiple surveys have from inspiring English sources
Multiple surveys have long rated North Carolina's business climate as one of the best in the United States.
Multiple surveys have found the V.H.A. providing better care than most Americans receive, even as the agency has held cost increases well below those facing Medicare and private insurers.
Multiple surveys have shown that lack of demand — a lack that is being exacerbated by government cutbacks — is the overwhelming problem businesses face, with regulation and taxes barely even in the picture.
Multiple surveys have found that roughly half of those polled would rather not have their children play the sport.
Multiple surveys have found that more than half of women who are harassed in the workplace never even report it.
As Huffington Post polling editor Mark Blumenthal wrote here, recent multiple surveys have shown Americans support public employees, and support their right to collectively bargain.
On the contrary to these advances, internal architectures of the volcanic arc based on geophysical approaches are poorly documented: Multiple seismic surveys have been carried out in the study area (Nash 1979; Iwasaki et al. 1990; Nakahigashi et al. 2004; Gungor et al. 2012; Nishizawa et al. 2017), but unfortunately none of them have discussed the volcanic structure in detail.
Multiple national surveys have been conducted about GMO labeling and the consumer's right to know what's in our food.
The need for spatio-temporal comparisons and multiple-scale surveys have pressed the development and sharing of methods and techniques.
Multiple studies and surveys have found that a significant amount of white people increasingly perceive themselves to be on the receiving end of racism.
Multiple population-based surveys have indicated that approximately half of Japanese people would desire home care during terminal stage cancer [ 4, 5], and a nationwide bereaved family survey revealed that among all patients dying of cancer, around 31% wanted to die at home [ 1, 6- 8].
