Sentence examples for surveys about how from inspiring English sources

There are, for example, seven perfectly acceptable ways of asking questions in surveys about how much people eat.

Underlying all those surveys about how much trust the general public has in scientists today is the question of who they work for.

Last year, they conducted surveys about how the company was doing, and they discovered, as paraphrased by Ingram, that "we're kind of hard to do business with".

We were stopped by some people doing surveys about how our neighborhood could be improved.

We were stopped by some people doing surveys about how our neighbourhood could be improved.

I don't think people are always honest when they participate in surveys about how often they have sex and that creates a feeling that "something must be wrong with us".

That is not always easy to do, as Mr. Hall discovered when he invited visitors to his Web site to take a survey about how they felt after their businesses failed.

They made business cards that said: "I like what you're wearing!", which they would hand to women on the street whose style piqued their curiosity, inviting them to fill out a survey about how they got dressed and why.

Amazon is asking Unbox customers to fill out an online survey about how satisfied they are with the service.

Last week research and consulting firm Catalyst released a survey about how men and women who hold master's degrees in business administration have fared in the job market.

Forty out of 391 people who passed by the stand that day purchased lemonade, and customers were surveyed about how they were feeling while they sipped.