Sentence examples for wisdom surveys from inspiring English sources

Again defying popular wisdom, surveys of graduating medical students show little correlation between student debt and specialty choice, casting doubt on the importance of earning disparities in driving students to the specialties.

Conventional wisdom suggests that surveys should begin with simple, descriptive and non-sensitive questions [ 2, 3].

ULAY: Body of Pain, Body of Love, Body of Wisdom is a survey of the German performance artist's work with instant photography that spans the past 30 years.

Conventional wisdom in the survey research field dictates that once a potential respondent is on the phone for a reminder, completing an interview over the phone is an attractive option as not doing so may present a missed opportunity.

Waitrose's wisdom is based on a survey of the 70 members of the magazine's "tea panel".

Basquiat's humor shares with Rimbaud's a particular, visionary wisdom: that of the world surveyed by one too young to be answerable for anything in it.

According to international surveys, experts, and conventional wisdom, existing (non-automated) methods of calibration have been difficult or inadequate.

Pollground allows you to easily create surveys and allow the "wisdom of the crowd" to answer your questions.

The survey rejects the conventional wisdom that new media online news, information and entertainment will eventually cannibalize traditional media such as music, print and broadcasting.

NPD Group surveys show that the prevailing wisdom that people are more health conscious today than in past years is mostly myth.

She will be joining me and sharing her wisdom for the first of my three survey trips to nature reserves across Vietnam.