含“surveys”的英语例句

Our surveys indicate that the public would support the proposed legislation.

That's right. Surveys confirm it.

According to the papers, François Bayrou is going up again in the surveys.

One cannot trust surveys.

I don't trust these surveys.

Who dreams up these surveys?

"Can I ask you a question?" "No, I don't answer surveys."

Public opinion surveys suggest most Japanese residents are opposed to staging the Games.

Surveys consistently show that couples avoid starting families largely due to the cost of raising children.

Providing the same crisp infrared resolution as Hubble over a field of view 200 times larger, Roman will conduct sweeping cosmic surveys that would take hundreds of years using Hubble.

Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg and his fellow tech entrepreneurs have redefined the image of the CEO and the look of the American workplace, creating productive and family-friendly environments for their employees. Check the surveys of “50 best places work in America.” Facebook and similar companies dominate.

It now aims to harness the explosive growth of African Christianity in re-evangelizing a country where surveys show that one in five people don’t belong to any faith.

While there are multitudes of surveys on the internet, not all adhere to the same rigorous standards as the polling agencies that have been taking the public temperature for years.

You see, surveys are finding that more than one-third of America's five million farmers and their families live not in the cornfields or next to the dairy barn, but in town! Their farmhouses stand empty and unwatched at night. Or perhaps a caretaker stays there. Or someone who just likes living in the country is renting the place, while the farmer commutes to the fields each morning.

Machines are talking on Twitter. These ‘bots’ are sometimes out to make trouble by spreading false information, inflating follower counts or rigging surveys. Here’s how bothersome bots can be.

It is a small country but about 750 million plastic bags are used in New Zealand each year. Surveys show most people support the ban on lightweight single-use bags that the government says are an environmental menace. Retailers who flout the law could face heavy fines and shoppers are encouraged to report offenders, while random checks by officials are also planned. But authorities say their initial approach will be to educate companies about their responsibilities before fines are imposed.

He surveys the population for data.