Sentences with phrase «many average respondents»

Diversity was another weak spot, with the average respondent believing tech hiring is 14 years away from matching the gender and ethnic mix of the U.S. more broadly.

YouGov BrandIndex's entire universe of 1,100 + consumer brands were measured year to year with its Index score, its chief measurement of brand health, which combines the average respondent scores for quality, value, general impression, satisfaction, reputation and willingness to recommend.

I doubt if a poll catches the fine points that many average respondents will put on these terms, «creationism,» «guided» and even «atheistic.»

In fact, Question No. 12 scored very low on the bureau's scale of the «burden» it imposes on the public: It takes the average respondent 9 seconds to answer, officials estimate.

The average respondent estimated that their local school district spent $ 6,189 on each student and that a teacher in their state earned $ 36,063 annually.

Even so, the average respondent's estimate was just 42 percent of actual spending levels in their district (see Figure 1).

Investors with «very much» investment knowledge trusted both Wall Street analysts and mainstream financial journalists by a significant margin vs. the average respondent.

«Our 2017 Consumer Spending Index revealed that millennials spend nearly $ 300 more than the average respondent on dining, a total of approximately $ 2,000 annually.

On average respondents increased revenues by $ 291.6 billion.

On average respondents made net spending cuts of $ 145.7 billion.

The average respondent spends about 40 percent of his or her research time using search engines such as Google to find free, basic information.

Half of the 161 lawyers questioned for Pt 2 of the Bellwether Report 2014: Brave New World, view themselves as entrepreneurial and keen to expand their business and such dynamism is paying off: 55 % of the entrepreneurs are currently experiencing growth and 68 % are projecting growth over the next five years — 13 % more in both categories than the average respondent.

That means prices would need to rise more than 2,900 % for the average respondent to consider unloading their digital assets.

-- Despite greater flexible workplace options offered by employers, working from home is not the norm with the average respondent working only 1.8 days from home per month.

Furthermore, 61 percent of consumers say they've completed a DIY project in the last 12 months and the average respondent has undertaken a little over four projects.

Not exact matches

Additionally, 41 percent of those making $ 150,000 a year also had below average resilience, as did 47 percent of those with a bachelor's degrees and 44 percent of respondents with a master's degree.

We also reported below average levels of job satisfaction and were less inspired by our work than respondents in other workplaces.

The average expected spend amongst all respondents this year is 1,761 renminbi, or $ 277 — an increase of 22 percent from last year, Nielsen added.

One American study found that divorced respondents experienced a 77 % average drop in wealth, while their married counterparts saw their wealth increase, on average, by 16 % for every year of their marriage.

Among the findings: Technically proficient attackers are spending an average of $ 1,367 for specialized tool kits to execute attacks; 63 percent of respondents claim the use of such kits has increased over the past two years; and 64 percent say the tools are highly effective.

A year prior respondents on average said 15 percent of their sales would come from discounts, however in the most recent survey that number jumped to 26 percent.

And the average number of certifications among survey respondents was 2.9.

But among those similarly situated survey respondents who have a certificate showing they know how to work with AWS, the average annual salary was $ 101,755 a year, a 27.5 % increase.

Respondents estimated their boards spend an average of only two hours per year discussing succession planning.

Respondents estimated on average that China's economic growth for 2017 would be 6.1 %, below what sources have told Reuters would be a government target of around 6.5 %.

The average response rate among repeat respondents is more than 80 percent.

On average, 65.3 % of respondents who assigned a non-zero probability of coming up with $ 2,000 said that they would likely get that money from their own savings.

Based on respondents» maximum likely contributions, the average annual contribution would range from $ 1,000 to about $ 1,700 — well below the $ 2,000 average account balance that Overture projects after the first year.

About 30 % of respondents rate their returns as average.

According to the survey respondents, the average rate for a 30 - year fixed mortgage loan is expected to rise gradually in 2017.

When asked about their happiness as business owners, both male and female respondents reported an average of 8 out of 10, and almost 40 percent of women rated their happiness as a 10 out of 10.

Forty - seven per cent of respondents said Canada is more likely to lose jobs under the TPP as Canadian companies move manufacturing and other jobs to low - wage countries, such as Vietnam where the average wage is 65 cents an hour.

The BMO Spring Housing Report reveals that 23 % of respondents are planning to buy a primary residence in the next year with an average price of $ 474,000 nationwide; $ 580K in Toronto and $ 603K in Vancouver.

Averaged across all respondents, total sales are expected to be 2 per cent lower than they would otherwise have been on account of developments in Asia.

In a New York Times blog, Ross Douthat notes that Pew created two nonbeliever categories instead of one: the much publicized atheist / agnostic category (which got 21 out of 32 religious knowledge questions right) and a much larger category of respondents who described their religion as «nothing in particular» (which got only 15 right — a bit below the national average of 16 correct answers).

A large proportion of those respondents having much higher than average yearly figures were those having AA groups meeting in their church halls, or otherwise having a close relationship with AA.

I wish they would publish too other important facts behind those numbers, like on the 3,412 respondents, how many of those were Jews, Christians, atheists, etc. and not just the average of certain groups.

Because the info on Christians could be more reliable for the 50 % average if 3,412 of those respondents, 3,000 of those where Christians, but if the Muslim people got 75 %, it could be true if all Muslims were to take that test which I also hope we can take a look at, but if they were only able to interview or get 8 Muslims to respond and their average is 75 %, then this data wouldn't be reliable.

Furthermore, when the respondents were told that the average flavoured milk beverage in the US costs $ 1.50, and asked how much they would be willing to spend on a product if it was made with natural colours and flavours, on average the response was up to $ 2.20, which is up to 47 % more.

Hartford respondents excelled in their knowledge of sun protection and the risks associated with tanning, scoring above the average of adults overall.

Perhaps it's more useful to describe the range of responses people had to certain questions, because in this case 78 might have been the average number of times a survey respondent had sex before conceiving, but there's actually a huge range of potential answers to that question

A whopping 75 percent of survey respondents think they waste less than the average American.

Scottish first time voters in this poll appear to be considerably more politically engaged: 62 per cent of respondents aged 17 - 21 in Scotland said they would definitely vote, just ahead of the British average across all age groups.

However, the average survey respondent placement hides the fact that the largest majority of people place themselves on the furthest eurosceptic end of a 0 to 10 scale, where 0 = European Unification has gone too far, and 10 = European Unification should go further (among those who give an opinion), as can be seen here:

If we take the average position of the general population on a scale ranging from (0) European Unification has gone too far, to (10) European Unification has not gone far enough, we find that the average position of the electorate is closest to the Conservative Party (measured by where survey respondents think the major parties» policies are on the same scale).

We only missed three — New Hampshire, Michigan, and Wisconsin (although for Wisconsin we didn't have enough survey respondents to make our own prediction so we had to use the average of polls instead).

More than 35 percent of nearly 75,000 survey respondents reported getting less than seven hours of sleep, on average, each night.

For example, respondents with «relevant» postgraduate education (p. 39, registration required) reported salaries about 7 % higher than average for holders of master's degrees and about 13 % higher than average for holders of doctorates.

People who rated their salary «excellent» — a 5 — were also more than three times as likely as the average survey respondent to rate their overall job satisfaction as «excellent.»

On a 100 - point scale, respondents gave an average approval rating of 70.