Sentences with phrase «informal poll»

Nor, as my own informal polls indicate, do they now.

A recent informal poll he conducted of his 150 tour - operator partners indicated that 80 percent will expand in the next year, he says.

Most of the tips are based on research (including informal polls and hard data gathering), done by many indie authors.

Yet stools remain a popular request, and informal polling indicates a 50/50 split on that question.

Our own informal polls of conference attendees tend to confirm studies that roughly 60 % of attorneys (and growing) participate in social media, generally split half and half between Facebook and LinkedIn with a few Twitterers thrown in.

The Essex County GOP Committee has conducted informal polling within their ranks on who they like for the Republican nod.

According to informal poll results from a mixed audience of job seekers and employers on Twitter, 84 percent of respondents believe that a job interviewer should always give feedback after a job interview, whereas 16 percent believe that the hiring manager should not give feedback, perhaps because that is the role of a job coach or a specialized recruiter.

We received 3 heuristic contributions (2 from informal polls) and 2 from mixed - methods.

From my own informal poll of my classmates, 50 % of them would not become

I've been negligent in doing it here as it has been three months since my last informal poll...

According to a very informal poll of several dozen small business owners, here are some of the most popular items on their holiday wish lists:

Similarly, they also offer more buyer protection than seller protection, though informal polls have found many sellers preferring Amazon, since Amazon will sometimes settle disputes themselves instead of making the seller pay.

A «recent informal poll of NAPBS member companies» showed accuracy rates of «more than 99 percent» with a small fraction requiring changes as a result of consumers disputing their reports.

Also, Science Careers's informal polls indicate that some graduate students aren't consistently keeping proper lab notebooks.

After an informal poll of the staff, Rovello decided to move the company's foreign office to the nearest major city within Russia proper, Krasnodar.

That's according to an informal poll that Inc. conducted on Facebook Thursday in the lead - up to the Iowa caucuses on February 1.

That reminds me of an informal poll I conducted on LinkedIn to find out what managers are doing wrong.

An informal poll of fellow Atlantic staffers confirmed my suspicion that this is something that happens to even the most kind and conscientious among us.

In a recent, informal poll by Long Island Business News, readers were asked how their income today compares to 10 years ago.

The powerful macroeconomic and investing ideas will still be there next week — and at the end of today's letter I will discuss an informal poll I've conducted on the timing of the next recession.

I recently took an informal poll on Facebook asking what sort of interviews you would like to see next, and by far the most - requested was «Ask a Gay Christian.»

In an informal poll I found that some colleagues, emphasize that the best sign of proper integration is scholarly integrity.

Dr. David M. Buss, a psychology professor at the University of Texas at Austin, took an informal poll among friends and discovered that women reacted to this late - in - life parenting with a hearty «Go for it,» while the men he queried «furrowed their brows and said it was repugnant.»

Our informal poll reveals that many people struggle with lumps in their sauce.

Leading packaging managers say the use of 3D printing is «very beneficial» and has «tremendous value» to produce packaging prototypes, molds and parts for machinery, according to an informal poll taken of key industry contacts.

According to an informal poll of managers, Oakland has the best bench by far.

Kenan, the middle son, took an informal poll among his siblings to see if a third girl or sixth boy was forthcoming.

I've done an informal poll of my friends and it seems that all but the most devout (from a couple of different camps) perpetuate the lie.

An informal poll of about 20 residents at Wednesday's public meeting showed the skaters and residents preferred the Garden Plots site over the two options at Knoch Park.

Based on a reporter's informal poll, students» favorites include burgers, breakfast for lunch, roast turkey with mashed potatoes, General Tso - style chicken and, yes, salad.

I took an informal poll of some of my closest friends and looked to the internet for some inspiration.

Through an informal poll of some of my students» parents, I assessed what parents might like to see on a teacher website.

I took an informal poll on the Lunch Tray's Facebook page about how snacking goes in your house, and thought I'd ask the whole readership.

Frequency of lactation is considered the most important factor, and this was backed up in my informal poll results.

An informal poll undertaken by the Kingston Times so far shows it could be a photo finish.

No word on whether they're planning on doing any chocolate pairings again in the near future, but an informal poll suggests that it would be welcome if they did.

(Trust me — women instinctively know - take a informal poll of your female friends for fun).

Republican chairs, meanwhile, are expected to conduct an informal poll on their choice for governor.

I conducted an informal poll of Ph.D. recipients in the sciences and asked them how they chose their thesis topic.

Milgram and Lakoski worked together with the Next Wave staff to put together an informal poll to learn more about the organizational structures that already exist for postdocs at various institutions.

In an informal poll, I asked Science News staffers if they'd prefer to see into the past or the future.

«An informal poll indicates that most of them enrolled because they knew the courses were available, close, inexpensive, offered for working adults, and because they were unable to obtain a job without the hands - on skills that California employers need,» says Mary Pat Huxley, who directs the state's community college programs.

At their annual conference in Nashville, Tenn., last week an informal poll of more than 400 experts working in the field revealed that 88 percent were in favor of such an opt - out option.