Sentence examples for respondents taking from inspiring English sources

The newspaper ran a poll, with 58.9% of the 9,000 respondents taking issue with "tinkering of the laws".

"If someone says, 'This is what you have to do,' they gulp and say, 'O.K.'" But nearly half of respondents taking on medical/nursing tasks said they had received no training from any source.

The X-axis shows the different adaptation strategies taken by farmers while the heights of the bars correspond to the percent of respondents taking each measure.

Respondents taking the computer administration are presented with two full modules that contain items linked to either one or two Cognitive Skills.

There's an equally long history of respondents taking advantage of such polls to put their finger on the scale, often with embarrassing results.

Only 7% respondents taking no prescription were responsive, whereas 45% of respondents taking 5 or more prescription medications were responsive.

Both respondents took part in this conversation.

45.5% of respondents took folic acid in the first trimester.

Huntington's respondents took on the task with the utmost seriousness.

655 (SD Fla. 1992), and the respondents took an interlocutory appeal of that decision.

All told, 2,321 respondents took all three polls, which is 73percentt of the original 3,150 respondents first interviewed in May.