Sentence examples for strong survey from inspiring English sources

That is utterly at odds with strong survey readings and the 1.8% rise in manufacturing employment over the past year.

And despite Thursday's unexpectedly strong survey results, some analysts said the picture could well cloud again next year.

And despite the unexpectedly strong survey results on Thursday, some analysts said the picture could well cloud again next year.

He gathered strong survey data and also spent a great deal of time in the schools carefully observing what went on and talking to staff and residents.

Even with the exhibition's focus on Bearden's complicated Southern heritage — one that was shared by millions of African-Americans who migrated north, and the inspiration for "The Migration Series" of paintings (1940-41) by Jacob Lawrence — you get a strong survey of the artist's oeuvre and its arc.

The list of films being honored included "Gone Girl," "Selma," "Whiplash," "The Judge," "Boyhood," "Still Alice," "The Theory of Everything," "Birdman," "The Imitation Game" and "Wild," making for a strong survey of awards-season contenders.

The figures from the Office for National Statistics surprised the City, which had anticipated a healthy bounce back from December's disappointing sales on the back of strong surveys and a robust performance by John Lewis, which said on Friday its sales in early February were up 22% on a year earlier.

The strong reading for the UK services sector follows similarly strong surveys of the manufacturing and construction sectors published earlier this week.

This is an altogether stronger survey of the contemporary scene than the official Tate Triennial going on simultaneously just down the road.

Facing disappointing polls for him here but stronger survey numbers nationally, Mr. Gingrich's team stepped up its outreach to religious leaders and Tea Party adherents as he prepared his supporters for a marathon nominating contest despite the challenging terrain in the post-Florida states — including Nevada and Michigan — where Mr. Romney is the overwhelming favorite.

"Indeed, it fits with the stronger survey evidence that suggests business investment growth will actually accelerate again in the first quarter," he added.