Sentence examples for taking surveys from inspiring English sources

He also found another temporary job taking surveys for the Jamaica Center Improvement Association.

We find that people who create surveys found us through taking surveys, so even our free users are helping get the word out".

The oceanic agency collects its data about recreational saltwater anglers by taking surveys using telephone books for coastal communities and asking if anyone in the household goes fishing.

Investigating access to fresh, affordable foods in their community might involve taking surveys, mapping locations of grocers or produce carts, and interviewing nutritionists and other experts.

So a lot of people are thinking about it, and taking surveys to test the mood of the American consumer, and deciding that this Christmas will be as bad as last — which is to say, one of the worst on record.

This includes mini-games, competitions and taking surveys.

She could start off taking survey classes to help her decide what fields spark her interests.

Taking survey data and using statistical models to translate them into estimates of job creation introduces more error.

In another paper, Tang and Yang (2006) have  discussed the drawbacks of taking survey-based studies of online users.

"Everybody takes surveys," he wrote.

"So we built SurveyMonkey Audience, and we've now got 4 million users who signed up to take surveys.