Sentence examples for when surveyed by from inspiring English sources
When surveyed by the Committee for Better Banks, 25.5% of bank workers said they had their take-home pay cut, 24% said their benefits were cut and 32% said they were not always paid for overtime jobs.
When surveyed by the non-partisan Commonwealth Fund, 77percentt of new enrollees report their Medicaid coverage as good, very good, or excellent.
When surveyed by the Commonwealth Fund, 77percentt of new Medicaid enrollees across the country described their coverage as good, very good, or excellent.
When surveyed by researchers, Medicaid recipients said coverage had helped improve their general health, reduce depression and relieve financial pressure, although medical data failed to show a significant change in measurable health indicators such as blood pressure and cholesterol levels, the study authors wrote.
When surveyed this year by ASHA, more than half of parents said tech devices are making it harder for their children to pay attention when someone is talking, engage in meaningful conversations or focus on schoolwork.
NLR occurred daily for all patients, yet many did not recall visits by nursing leaders when surveyed at discharge.
Apple gave a range of $51.5 billion to $53.5 billion, when analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters said they were looking for $53.79 billion.
A site called Coulson consisting of a trading post and stagecoach station was settled in 1877, but in 1882, when the area was surveyed by Northern Pacific Railway Company, the city was renamed for a president of the railroad, Frederick Billings.
Fishermen had established huts on the islands by 1865 and by 1873 there were 13 huts and a boathouse recorded when the area was surveyed by Thomas Evans.
In the 1950s, cigarettes were omnipresent, their usage peaking in 1954, when 45percentt of American adults surveyed by Gallup reported they smoked.
Such evidence has been noted when available for about 250 manuscripts surveyed by Ernest Langlois in his book Les manuscripts du Roman de la rose (1910); and for more than 130 manuscripts included in the Roman de la rose Digital Library.
