Sentence examples for survey held from inspiring English sources

But the UConn survey held other clues suggesting that a full-fledged Curry comeback may not be imminent.

The latest staff survey, held in the Autumn of 2009, showed that 83% believe the Guardian is committed to supporting our local and global communities.

His lead in the Rasmussen Reports national survey held at four points, and Gallup's tracking poll moved back into a tie.

A New York Times/CBS News survey held before the conventions showed him supported by 75percentt of self-identified Democrats, compared with Gov. George W. Bush's 86percentt support among Republicans.

The last big Australian art exhibitions in the UK were in the 1960s at the Whitechapel and Tate, but they were mostly contemporary, as was the big show before that, a survey held at the RA in 1923.

Last summer's Documenta, the contemporary art survey held every five years in Kassel, Germany, was so indifferent to painting that the Belgian painter Luc Tuymans represented the form virtually solo.

The survey holds no official significance, but several contenders make a significant investment into trying to win the mock election, which is often filled with suspense and intrigue.

Although restrictions have been easing for years, the proportion of problem gamblers in Britain has barely changed since 1999, the survey holds, and, at about 0.6% of adults, it is lower than in more puritanical America.

But the 2012 survey holds rosier news, too.

Three types of lines are drawn in the all-RTT survey: Hold (the hand does not move), Wave, and Spiral.

And while the reasons for teacher dropout vary, the Primary Sources survey holds a clue: More than a quarter of respondents don't think teachers are well respected in the community where they teach.