Sentences with phrase «of respondents indicated»

This response rate tripled the next highest category where 18 percent of respondents indicated their situation would remain about the same as it is this year.

In post-seminar evaluations, nearly 90 percent of respondents indicated that information they learned at the seminar will assist them in their jobs.

Thirty - three percent of respondents indicated rising prices as a motivation for buying now, up from 29 percent in the third quarter and just 19 percent in the first quarter.

More than 35 percent of respondents indicated they are moving out on their own — whether for the first time or back into their own place — which may be a sign of an improving economy and job market, especially in the rental demographic.

In the previous release, 57.3 % of respondents indicated that demand for prime residential mortgages was stronger, while 4.9 % indicated that demand was weaker.

In the October survey, 4.7 % of respondents indicated that they had eased their lending standards, while 3.1 % of banks reported having tightened them.

Thirty - nine percent of respondents indicated that demand for prime residential mortgages had strengthened over the past three months, while 6.3 % reported that demand had weakened.

Nine percent of respondents indicated they were not sure about which stage of the cycle the industry is in.

Only 6 % of respondents indicated that they would spend the money on what are commonly referred to as luxury items such as a vacation or a shopping spree.

Moreover, 56 percent of respondents indicated that they or their clients made property improvements in the 10 — 24 percent range of the acquired property's fair market value.

Based on the data, slightly over 60 percent of respondents indicated that they participated in at least one LKE over 2011 - 2014.

Forty percent of respondents indicated that they need a price reduction in order to choose a haunted home over a non-haunted home;

5According to a NAR survey conducted in August, more than 80 percent of respondents indicated they had taken some sort of training (webinar, class, etc.) to prepare for the TILA — RESPA Integrated Disclosure rule.

Comparatively, only a handful of respondents indicated that each of the four odor types had «no effect» on transactions.

Slightly more than 13 % of respondents indicated that «working with the volunteer leaders» was what they dislike most about their jobs, yet their written - in comments indicated that working with «difficult» volunteer leaders led them to choose this answer.

The pace was a slowdown from March, when 58 % of respondents indicated increased business openings.

Overall, 45 percent of respondents indicated that it is a good time for REITs to pursue tie - ups.

While these technologies were met with reservations from executives, more than half of respondents indicated that many major CRE processes and workflows could be significantly or completely automated.

Half of respondents indicated that the QM rule had had a «small negative impact» on the market, while 35 % indicated that impact was significantly negative.

Nearly a third of respondents indicated that it would take three to six months before they had adapted, but all would be ready within one year.

A strong majority of respondents indicated that they would defer to investors preferences on how to treat non-QM loans, but 45 % indicated that they would not originate non-QM mortgages

«Even though the typical down payment of a first - time buyer has been 6 percent for three straight years, two - thirds of respondents indicated that saving for one is difficult right now,» says Yun.

45 % of respondents indicated having had an issue closing a loan due to some facet of the QM rule, down from 64 % in the prior quarter.

Roughly 70 % of the respondents indicated that client demand for reduced operating costs is the leading motivation behind green building.

One - third of our respondents indicated they had no preference — public or private is fine.

Only 40 % of respondents indicated that they were not concerned about the feasibility of applying the pedagogy.

According to the CDI Global Hiring Survey, «59 % responded they were likely to read success stories, while 26.1 % of respondents indicated they were unlikely to read additional material.

According to a 2004 survey by the Alexandria, Va. - based Society for Human Resource Management, 96 % of respondents indicated their organizations conduct some form of background or reference check on job applicants.

For first time buyers, 15 percent of respondents indicated that they purchased cryptocurrencies after market prices had dropped following the hack at Tokyo - based crypto exchange CoinCheck.

25.5 percent of respondents had no opinion and 11.8 percent of respondents indicated that they would rather see more high level summaries.

«In our survey, 32 % of respondents indicated stable / increasing Facebook usage in 1Q18, down from 38 % in 4Q17 and 43 % in 1Q17),» the note said.

In a recent survey, 20 % of respondents indicated that they have bought virtual gold online.

However, in LIMRA's most recent industry survey, 41 % of respondents indicated they didn't have coverage, with the majority citing the cost of life insurance as a top factor.

According to the report, nearly 1/3 of respondents indicated they did not know if their existing health insurance plan would cover their medical expenses if they became -LSB-...]

The balance of respondents indicated they use a combination of billable hours plus flat fees (30.5 per cent), alternative fee arrangement (7 per cent), flat fees (4.4 per cent), RFP process on large projects (4.4 per cent), and «other» (6.2 per cent).

Reed Elsevier will lose market share, based on the survey as about half of the respondents consider Reed Elsevier's products poor value for money, and a third of respondents indicated that they would cut Reed Elsevier's products first if they needed to achieve cost savings.»

Print to Digital — Extreme Views Although 69 % of respondents indicated that they would eliminate print in the next 5 years, the average length of time reported until the elimination of print is 8 years.

In fact, only seven percent of respondents indicated a lack of confidence in their own ability to secure employment upon graduation.

46 % of respondents indicated that their decision to use Macs instead of PCs was because Apple technology is more reliable and secure; 32 % of respondents indicated their decision was motivated by Mac's usability.

More than half of respondents indicated that less than 25 % «of firm software and service solutions will be cloud - based» in the next few years.

Among the 97 percent of firms that bill at least some of their work on a non-hourly basis, 72 percent of respondents indicated that their firms take a reactive approach, addressing AFAs only in response to client requests.

Enthusiasm for the recently - announced iPad mini was also high: 23 % of respondents indicated they plan to purchase an iPad mini in the next twelve months.

Similarly, only 29 % of respondents indicated their legal departments are effectively using data extracted from contracts to develop business strategy or minimize contract risks.

The iPad continues to be a game - changing device for lawyers: over 57 % of respondents indicated they currently use an iPad in their law office.

In a separate question, more than 80 % of respondents indicated that developing their own clients is either somewhat or very important to their career advancement.

Fifty per cent of respondents indicated that, overall, they felt relatively «favourable» towards OFR.

Eighty - six per cent of respondents indicated that they thought expert witnesses would benefit from more legal training.

In a recent survey of 1,700 knowledge workers, 79 % of respondents indicated that they always or frequently work in dispersed virtual teams.

Nine percent of respondents indicated saying «no» was to be avoided at all costs, even when there is «no legally acceptable alternative to suggest.»

Finally, 40 per cent of respondents indicated that they do not have contracts in place with third party e-marketing service providers even though organizations can be held liable for breaches by their service providers.