Sentence examples for time surveys from inspiring English sources

The influence of the box is greatest at election time: surveys show that, when deciding how to vote, people trust newscasters more than their friends.

With its obsessive psychiatrist, its symbols cut into empty swimming-pool floors, its derelict weapons ranges and scenes of grotesque biological entropy, The Voices of Time surveys the zones into which Ballard's fictions would move later in the decade, and the dense network of leitmotifs with which he would populate them.

For the first time, surveys showed that a majority of Americans, influenced by all of the above trends, and a general period of economic well-being and social stability, opposed the death penalty.

At that time surveys indicated that 50 70% of at-risk individuals would have been interested in receiving testing, but since predictive testing has been offered far fewer choose to be tested.

Others point out that while the overall party identification numbers change very slowly over time, surveys that recontact the same respondents during election years find roughly 15 to 25percentt change their answer to the party identification question — perhaps just temporarily — during the last few months of a presidential campaign.

The Fraser institute conducts annual Canadian wait time surveys, which rely upon physicians' voluntary responses to a mailed questionnaire [ 22].

I passed the time surveying the runways through binoculars.

Not that Miller wastes much time surveying the beauty of the landscapes.

The people in the Time survey were asked, "What will you be reading this summer?" — as straightforward as it gets, right?

Researchers said 9.2percentt of these 11- to 13-year-olds had smoked cigarettes within a month of the time surveyed.

It will be especially challenging for me, as it will be my first time surveying for animals at night.