Sentence examples for surveys seriously from inspiring English sources

Two of the interviewees took the idea of patient surveys seriously and wanted the opportunity to feedback their experiences and views: "Obviously that's going to be our future anyway … I think it's important to us and I think we are pushed aside a little bit because we are the younger generation… we are just as much of a priority as [older] people".

But those who stick around will likely take the survey seriously.

Dr. Robert Cherry, chief medical and quality officer at UCLA Health System, said the university "takes the Leapfrog survey seriously and strives to provide exceptional care to all our patients.

The rankings from the Go Wish game are similar to those from other surveys of seriously ill patients.

South took its survey findings seriously.

In August they concluded that the survey was seriously flawed and up to 9.3% of the population hadn't been consulted.

In an age saturated by data and opinion polls, most people know, surely, not to take the results of any one survey too seriously.

Almost 10% of those surveyed had seriously considered suicide.

But it turns out the survey was "seriously flawed," in Ebert's words.

Dr Carter said the government should take the survey results seriously.

Almost 40% of SFES surveyed were seriously considering leaving their current job.