Sentence examples for respondents- from inspiring English sources

Even with all the misgivings, 43% of respondents said they were more likely to "like" David Cameron than Ed Miliband (just 34 % and 36% thought him more capable compared with the Labour leader.

Consider this: 62% of the survey's respondents hold more than 10% of their portfolio in cash, while 8% now have more than 50% in cash – in spite of the fact that, as US Trust officials note, they're actually becoming more positive about the outlook for financial markets.

Most of the respondents to the US Trust survey placed a tremendous importance on health.

With elections looming on 22 September, few respondents expected a big change in policy to emanate from Berlin.

The ONS' Wealth and Assets survey is a longitudinal survey, meaning that respondents are interviewed more than once, with around a two year interval in the case of this study.

The second polling anxiety ahead of 2015 affected telephone polls, where such biases were not previously thought to be such a problem because randomly selected respondents don't have to do anything more than pick up a call.

The survey was conducted by Survation for the thinktank among 2,000 respondents across Britain in the days after the election between 8 and 14 May.

The final, considerably more neutral compromise asked respondents to evaluate the "changes in Ukraine".

While 91% of respondents found their work flexible and 56% found it rewarding, 71% experienced stigma and said they had lied about their job and lived in fear of being recognised.

Fourteen per cent of respondents said they felt they were being exploited and just under a quarter of respondents said they did not feel able to leave sex work, Sanders added.

In 2012 the number of French respondents who "tend not to trust" the EU rose to 56%% from 41% in 2007.