Sentence examples for survey strongly from inspiring English sources

The survey strongly suggests that significant differences still prevent advertisers and agencies from working together more productively.

Elizabeth McCrum, lead author of the study and a course director at Reading's Institute of Education, said: "Our survey strongly suggests that while A-levels remain, they are the qualification of choice.

However, the responses documented in this survey strongly indicate that introduction of such protocols would be welcome by a majority of our colleagues.

But they said the data from their February survey strongly suggest young voters will be more accepting of the likely premium increases the AP study projected than one might assume.

In spite of the fact that the use of contracts between drug services and service users does not feature in the national drug policy framework, our survey strongly indicates that it is a widespread practice.

Nevertheless, 49percentt of Asian American respondents to a 2015 Nielsen survey "strongly disagreed" with the statement of "all races have ample representation/inclusion in video game characters".

Opinion surveys strongly suggest that he is winning that bet.

Those surveyed strongly agreed that the U.S. government should block the foreign transmission of Thursday's Republican Presidential debate.

The rates of change in recent Labor Department surveys, reinforced by the optimism in the recent set of chief executive surveys, strongly suggest that the job market is about to turn the corner.

Within the detailed breakdown, headteachers surveyed strongly agreed that the accuracy of marking of GCSEs had deteriorated since the previous year, and a majority disagreed that marking was accurate.

Fifteen per cent of those surveyed "strongly agreed" with the statement, "Being torn limb from limb by a grizzly bear or devoured by a pack of rabid hyenas is too good for these people.