Sentence examples for which survey you from inspiring English sources

Of course, mathematically speaking, this number does exist - although it depends largely on which survey you look at.

Depending on which survey you read, there are between 8m and 12m blogs out there, around 4m of which are regularly updated.

Depending on which survey you believe, water supplied to communes (the lowest tier of administration) is somewhere between 16% and 44% more expensive if it comes from private companies.

Two crucial questions for economic output and for the suffering caused by unemployment are: what portion of the working-age population does not work and how many of those that do not work want to do so?The international brigadeRegardless of which survey you believe, more people of working age are at work in America than in Europe.

Odessa -- a hardscrabble, boom-and-bust oil town that, depending on which survey you trust, was either the fifth-worst or the second-worst city in America in terms of quality of life during the period Mr. Bissinger was writing about, not to mention the No. 1 city in terms of murders per capita -- turns out to have sold its soul to football and to have got very little back in return.

Judging our emotional response to 3D depends on which survey you look at, but the relatively poor takings for the recent 3D version of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, coupled with the small percentage of subscribers to Sky's 3D channels, might indicate that we're still not that keen to don the specs – no matter how stylistically similar to Ray Bans they might be.

Depending on which recent survey you reference, Sanders now beats Clinton in New Hampshire by anywhere from 4 to 13 percentage points.

Bringing up a recent Which? survey that named Ryanair the worst brand for customer service, O'Leary fulminates: "I think you have to have enough cop on to say look that survey's irrelevant.

Which survey is more credible?

A Which? survey looked at when different card providers start and stop their interest calculations.

A Which? survey found that one in four people has used an unauthorised overdraft.