Sentence examples for subsequent surveys from inspiring English sources

Subsequent surveys showed a larger than average swing to the Conservatives among Sun readers in marginal constituencies.

Three subsequent surveys, including one by the London School of Economics, have been carried out to assess progress.

Subsequent surveys revealed that the country had the highest toll of hepatitis-C in the world.

NB [ADDED 18.1.15]: I should really have mentioned the Galapagos National Park in this piece because they were responsible for pushing ahead with Project Pinzón and for carrying out all the subsequent surveys on the island.

"Based on sales data of electric vehicles, and subsequent surveys, we would be very surprised if the result would be much different today than in August 2011," said John Graham, who designed the study.

The following year, the number of soldiers who reported having mistreated civilians grew; subsequent surveys omitted "items that could potentially be incriminating," according to the colonel who led them, and didn't include any questions about unethical behavior.

When Dr. Bishop and her colleagues look at subsequent surveys — it takes about two years for the N.C.H.S. to publish data, so the 2009 results just emerged — they'll try for a more detailed picture.

All were sampled in the 2003 and subsequent surveys.

The BRS consisted of an annual survey of project participants during the course of the project (and subsequent surveys after the end of the project) (Powell 1996).

Subsequent surveys by Taylor's team have turned up droplets in larvae in several genera of crabs in sites including Pensacola, Florida, and Galveston, Texas.

Publishing ratings of women lawyers' satisfaction in American Lawyer has spurred law firms into policy action leading to higher ratings in subsequent surveys.