Sentence examples for survey of small from inspiring English sources

Roost's survey of small businesses found that almost three-quarters believe social media to be a more effective marketing activity than paid search.

The latest survey of small businessmen indicates more hiring pessimism there, but surveys of CEOs and temp agencies are much more optimistic.

THE National Federation of Independent Business has released results from its latest survey of small business owners, and the news isn't particularly encouraging.

Perhaps most encouraging was a recent survey of small businesses that found hiring intentions to be at their highest level since September 2008, when Lehman Brothers collapsed.

Due to an editing error, it said wrongly that the 2007 survey of small venues had been carried out for the Department for Children, Schools and Families: it was for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

The act came into force in 2005 and a survey of small venues in 2007, carried out for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport by British Market Research Bureau, revealed a 5% fall in live gigs in smaller venues.

In 2006, a Geological Survey study of small-mouth bass in the Upper Potomac Basin found that male fish from the most densely inhabited and farmed sites had the greatest likelihood of having immature eggs in the testes.

A survey of small-business owners showed they were more optimistic, but still reluctant to add many new workers.

Mr. Dunkelberg's monthly survey of small-business owners, last conducted in August, provides a stark illustration of the weakness in the Pacific states.

Bill Dunkelberg, who conducts a monthly survey of small-business owners for the National Federation of Independent Business, which has about 600,000 members, was more hopeful.

Our informal survey of small-business holdouts in the New York City area reflected the same concerns, phrased rather more colorfully.