Sentence examples similar to told survey from inspiring English sources

In 2003, 86.6% of adolescents living with parents who had college degrees  told survey-takers that they had exercised or played a sport for at least 20 minutes continuously sometime in the last seven days.

The results of a very telling survey gauging interest among German adults in the Olympics vs. interest in the European Nations Football Championship are in.

Consumers may tell survey takers they fear for their privacy, but their behavior belies it.

I conducted a small but telling survey a few years ago about compassion, and the results were surprising.

PHOENIX -- When the Department of Defense released its Don't Ask Don't Tell survey of service members and their spouses in December of last year, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).

Some 500,000 people tell surveys their work has hurt their back, their nerves or suchlike in the preceding 12 months.

Drivers overwhelmingly tell surveys that they would not take the risk when Mercedes and Toyota make perfectly good alternatives.

Even in such secular, permissive countries as Sweden, doctors tell surveys they oppose euthanasia by large margins.

The first sex survey published in the United States, according to Julia A. Ericksen's book "Kiss and Tell: Surveying Sex in the 20th Century," was F. S. Brockman's study of adolescent boys around the turn of the century.

Two facts -- a reference to a sociology professor who disparaged the 1976 "Hite Report on Female Sexuality" and a total of 50 for the number of sex surveys conducted in the United States from 1900 to 1950 -- were from the book "Kiss and Tell: Surveying Sex in the Twentieth Century," by Julia A. Ericksen with Sally A. Steffen (Harvard University Press, 1999).

Where some 82percentt of high school kids tell surveys that they are contemplating emigration.