Sentence examples for worrying survey from inspiring English sources

Yet the most worrying survey, in 1988-89, suggestherehere were just 1,073, triggering a concerted conservation campaign funded with £5m by the European Union.

Caroline Abrahams, charity director for Age UK This worrying survey shows how the frail and elderly in our society are being hit by year-on-year cutbacks to council services.

It was the first of 13 questions and the only fill-in-the-blank-question on the annual "College Hopes and Worries Survey," which the company has conducted since 2003.

According to respondents in the Princeton Review's "Hopes and Worries" survey, it's potential debt load.

Stanford University is the No. 1 "dream school" among college applicants, according to the Princeton Review's 2011 College Hopes and Worries survey.

As a matter of fact, 68percentt of U.S. college applicants are now selecting schools based on their green principles, according to the Princeton Review's 2012 Hopes and Worries survey.

The test preparation and college admissions consulting company released its list of the top 10 colleges that students said were their "dream schools" as part of Princeton Review's annual "College Hopes and Worries Survey".

Parents always worry: A survey by Common Sense Media and SurveyMonkey featured in USA Today says 60percentt of US children own a smartphone or tablet that connects to the internet.

And I stopped worrying about the survey.

Her strategists worry about surveys showing that voters do not trust her.

Some survey researchers worry that automated surveys, with their typically lower response rates, may exaggerate support for candidates with more energized supporters.