Sentence examples for surveyed to make from inspiring English sources

In the U.S., users are less likely than Europeans surveyed to make purchases on their smartphones, tablets or PCs as a result of seeing a mobile ad.

Because of the massive size of the new vessels, the outlet from Portsmouth needed to be surveyed to make sure that they could sail no matter the tide.

And the researchers presented hard numbers, based on the surveys, to make their case.

There was insufficient data in Rockland County for the Case Shiller survey to make accurate calculations.

Individual departments use the results of the survey to make improvements to their programs and services.

There was a pause, a quick survey to make sure I wasn't lying before she said: "You're an idiot.

But the reality is that you have to fill out an awful lot of surveys to make any money.

But in the end, this is really just yet another survey to make mothers feel bad about themselves.

Third, do a corporate-level survey to make sure that your overall approach to failure is yielding all the benefits it should.

"When we make adjustments in the two surveys to make them comparable, job growth is roughly the same," said Thomas J. Nardone, chief of the bureau's division of labor statistics.

The temptation to use these surveys to make much more precise forecasts of how votes might turn into seats proved too great for us all, but the new precision proved to be spurious.