Sentence examples for survey represents from inspiring English sources
And since the survey represents a willingness to listen, a no vote would be near-impossible to override.
The survey represents good news for Trump, whose policy history, including past embraces of abortion rights, same-sex marriage and religious tests to enter the US, and personal peccadilloes – three marriages and statements referring to avoiding sexually transmitted infections as his "own personal Vietnam" – turned off many evangelical leaders during the Republican primaries.
The monthly survey represents 5,000 U.S. households.
In conclusion, this survey represents a gap in basic knowledge of diagnosis and treatment of delirium in Thai EPs.
The total number of responses to the survey represents 10% of around 900 properties eligible for the CESP scheme that have not been approached for the scheme uptake.
This survey represents an important step in uncovering what the public knows about the emergency medical services in this region of the country and what misconceptions they have.
Employers in the survey represented $400 billion in 401(k) assets and six million participants, the group said.
A total of 48 companies took part in the City of London Corporation and PwC survey representing 40.3 per cent of the industry.
Five hundred and fifty-six people responded to the survey, representing a response rate of 37%.
The dosimetric results of this survey represent the clinical application of modern multidetector CT in the Netherlands.
Eighty-one faculty completed the survey, representing 74% of those invited following a screening interview.
