Sentence examples for survey back from inspiring English sources

"Some people," he said, would not send the survey back "if you gave them $200".

Attenborough is among the lenders to what is the biggest Lear show since a Royal Academy survey back in 1985.

According to the Pew Global Attitudes Survey, back in 2005 some 68% of Turks favoured joining the EU, with 27% against.

(One Dalton student said some students who toured Harvard last spring brought the survey back and thought it would be a good idea to try a similar exercise at Dalton.

Adam Quinney, vice president of the National Farmers Union, which supports controversial badger culls that began in 2013, said: "Farmers have been telling us for a long time that they have been seeing a growth in the number and size of badger setts on their farms and the results of this survey back up what they have said".

If they do, it can develop into Johne's (pronounced Yo-nees), an incurable wasting disease which can reduce beasts to pitiable, diarrhoea-racked skeletal creatures in their last days.MAP is extremely common: the last big survey, back in 1996, found that one in five dairy herds had the disease, with that proportion doubling among big herds with more than 300 cows.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said the government's survey backed his organisation's findings.

Callers to a local newspaper's phone-in survey backed "Up and Going" by six-to-one.

The YouGov survey backed that up, showing that just 47% of respondents would consider raising an issue with the GCA.

It said the survey backed up a string of votes across the organisation's regional and national committees in favour of continued membership.

The survey backed up the claims that the rush hour went smoothly, although he said it found some problems with inadequate announcements on trains and inaccurate information given to riders.