Sentence examples for respondents proved from inspiring English sources

In the first of these polls, on 10 June, younger respondents proved much more likely than older to put personal privacy above an anti-terrorism probe: 45% of 18-to-29-year-olds said personal privacy was more important, even if protecting it limited the ability to investigate terrorist threats – compared with 35% in the 30-to-49 30-to-49 30-to-49% of the over-50s.

In 1992 many of these respondents proved to be closet Conservatives.Most of the polling companies now attempt to deal with this by estimating what the "don't knows" and "won't says" will actually do by studying their answers to other questions, such as how they say they voted in 1992, who they think would make the best prime minister or who they say is best at running the economy.

First, the immigrant status of ESS respondents proved to be slightly problematic as the ESS does not directly ask whether one is a native of the country or not.

With regard to some individual characteristics, the total group of respondents proved to be fairly representative for the population of GDPs in the Netherlands (Table  1).

Furthermore, 28.2% of the respondents proved to be unaware of the correct working temperature of a refrigerator and 4.7% did not answer; 83.5% and 37.7%, respectively, did not know the proper storage temperature of hot and cold ready to eat foods.

Of the 6,134 respondents, 562 proved to be older than 50 years and were therefore excluded from the analyses reported here.

Usable questionnaires were collected from 114 respondents who are proved to be qualified for this study.

Respondent validation may have proved useful since respondents' reactions to emerging findings can help to refine explanations and can strengthen the rigor of thorough qualitative research [ 35].

The legal burden, on the other hand, would be on the Respondent to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the impugned statement does not constitute fair criticism, and that it presents a real risk of undermining public confidence in the administration of justice.

In total, 31 studies that included 10 798 respondents from 17 countries proved eligible (table 1).

However, neither of these fanciful hypothetical situations proves Respondents' point.