Sentence examples for share of survey from inspiring English sources

The share of survey participants expecting to buy new homes, cars and major appliances all fell in September.

At the same time, industrial applications and patents are perceived as 'inapplicable' by a significant share of survey participants.

Table 8 reports the share of survey rounds in the drought period and in the recovery period for which any adverse health event was reported at the household level.

The last column of Table 6 presents the p values of tests of equality of means while the first four columns show the shares of surveyed refugees who are working and searching for a job in Germany, have attended a German language course in the last 4 weeks as well as visited Germans in their homes within the last 12 months.

A large share of the survey respondents (41percentt) actually wanted to get updates from the brands they "liked," and just under a third (27percentt) had become fans the brand to "share my interests/lifestyle with others".

The share of those surveyed who expected an improvement in business conditions increased to 22.1percentt from 20.8percentt a month earlier, but a larger share of respondents held the contrary view.

Without them, Citigroup would have earned $3.66 billion, or 71 cents a share, compared with the consensus of 70 cents a share of analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial/First Call.

Tenet said profit for the quarter ended Feb. 28 exceeded the average estimate of 81 cents a share of analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial/First Call.

The report on small businesses showed the share of those surveyed who planned to raise prices held in April at the highest level in 30 months.

In the fall of 2004, WMTR, which had switched to its oldies format that January, was just the No.8 station in the Morristown market, according to the Arbitron rating service, scoring a 3.5percentt share of all surveyed listeners.

Take marketing research, for example — I was a marketing student in a former life and had to conduct my fair share of impromptu surveys.