Sentence examples similar to survey trouble from inspiring English sources

But critics of the department's efforts to police itself found the survey troubling.

And while this may be an annual ritual, many workers, according to a recent survey, have trouble determining which plan is right for them.

Aon Hewitt, the consulting firm, found in a 2011 survey that trouble with cultural integration was the second-most-cited reason that mergers and acquisitions failed.

Two years ago, a major survey revealed trouble in ecosystems of the United Kingdom (U.K).

One finding of the survey particularly troubled the investigators.

The reason the survey is troubling to some in Acadiana is because it comes at a time when the Cajuns, like other Americans, seem to be losing some of their distinctiveness.

Like the interviewees, the vast majority of young people and parents surveyed had trouble accessing 'useful' information to aid their understanding of voice hearing, and like the interviewees, over half of parents and young voices hearers who took part in the survey described themselves as feeling 'lost'lost

The date was pushed back, and speculation grew that the survey was in trouble.

In a survey of world trouble spots, Mr. Gore also said that as president he would step up efforts to help the Iraqi opposition to President Saddam Hussein -- though he declined to say if the aid would be overt or covert -- and he was sharply critical of Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, for efforts to harass the country's newspapers and crack down in Chechnya.

The survey revealed possible trouble for the next generation of innovators.

There is little good, hard data on how many men in the United States actually take their wives' surnames, but name experts say it is rare -- so rare that "any survey would have trouble picking it up," Laurie Scheuble, a senior lecturer in sociology at Penn State who studies naming, told HuffPost.