Sentence examples for survey admitted from inspiring English sources

It claims that 71% of the 2,698 self-confessed two-timers who completed the survey admitted that hotels were their preferred place to meet lovers.

The Conservative leader, William Hague, was forced to back down on the policy last week after seven leaders in his party, in response to a survey, admitted to having smoked marijuana in their youth.

One percent of the 1,000 respondents to a MORI survey admitted to using their portable PC in the bathroom; the same number even admitted to using a laptop on the loo.The survey into PC usage was carried out on behalf of Packard Bell and the results were announced this week.

Yet 27.5% of the respondents to Anderson's 2002 survey admitted to inadequate record keeping.

Around 38% of the 9,200 expats interviewed as part of HSBC's 2014 Expat Explorer Survey admitted to moving abroad to improve their job prospects.

Fifteen point three percent of respondents to Anderson's survey admitted to "dropping observations or data points from analyses based on a gut feeling that they were inaccurate".

GDP leapt after a burst of reforms in the early 1990s but, as the finance ministry's new economic survey admits, "There has been an unmistakable slowdown in subsequent years".

A quarter of children surveyed admitted that they had been distracted by personal technology while crossing the road.

In addition, 37% of British people who were surveyed admitted they would support policies to reduce the number of Muslims in the country.

Nearly half of the adults surveyed admitted to feeling embarrassed or ashamed most of the time or sometimes as a result of being out of work.

A couple of years ago, a study released by the Starwood hotel chain achieved a certain notoriety when it found that 82percentt of the golf-playing executives it surveyed admitted to cheating at the sport.