Sentences with phrase «of respondents of»

Over 43 % of respondents of adults think that they have had a diagnosable mental health condition at some point in their life.

Finally, roughly one third of respondents of either gender said they would feel comfortable asking to telecommute after having a child.

On the whole, more than half of the respondents of both genders felt that their debt negatively impacted their current lives.

Chief among the cons is the constant uncertainty of income, according to 56.4 % of respondents of a recent CreditDonkey.com survey of more than 400 self - employed workers.

A total of 73 per cent of respondents of the joint ATL and NUT survey said their school had cut spending on books and equipment, while 46 per cent reported cuts to ICT.

The majority or 93.8 % of respondents of Hypothyroid Patients Survey had not been told by their doctors about any medication other than Levothyroxine.

The British Election Study is releasing data on the occupational position of respondents of the 2015 face - to - face post-election survey.

Across the board, more than a third of respondents of all races — Asian, black, Hispanic and white — said they haven't saved anything toward a down payment.

More than one - third (37 %) of respondents of the survey from Asia - Pacific said that they use an online ordering and delivery service.

Seventy - six percent of respondents of the study agreed that work is not where you are.

It is submitted that decision of the learned arbitrator on the issue of forgery which was not even raised, confirms the apprehension of the respondent of bias against the learned arbitrator.

Not exact matches

Nearly three quarters of the respondents believe that a hacker could «easily» steal personal details, such as bank account and social insurance numbers, from their employer's servers.

Nanos Research, which conducts a weekly survey for Bloomberg, found that almost a quarter of respondents at the end of September said their personal financial situation had worsened over the past year, compared with about 20 per cent in early August.

In November 2013, however, 22 percent of respondents said that regulation and red tape was their biggest issue.

Four out of five respondents said they would be more likely to give their personal information to a «trusted» brand, according to the survey, which involved surveying 4,000 consumers in the U.S., the U.K, and in Australia.

In fact, a November 2017 report from CareerArc of 1,162 respondents found that female job - seekers surveyed were 33 percent less likely than male job - seekers to apply to a one - star rated company.

They also report that social media is the second most likely way U.S. Millennials will learn about a new product (26 percent of respondents), just 3 percentage points behind TV advertising (29 percent).

The margin of sampling error for all respondents is plus or minus 4.1 % age points.

Survey respondents primarily shop at small businesses because of friendly employees and product knowledge.

More than 40 % of respondents admitted to putting off learning about investing because they feel they're stretched too thin to contribute.

In a national survey of workplace managers by APPrise Mobile, a mobile communications firm, almost one - third of millennial respondents say that it will be more difficult to manage employees from Gen Z compared to older generations.

Fifty - nine percent of respondents ages 30 to 49 said they looked at their phones a few times an hour.

Working from home is quickly becoming an expectation: Nearly three - quarters of respondents to this survey say they expect to work remotely in the future.

The number of respondents who said they support the legalization of marijuana hit 64 % this week, up from 60 % in 2016.

About 42 % of the poll's respondents said they were more concerned about this topic than any other in the political landscape.

A survey from Chubb found that 10 percent of respondents were forced to cough up at least $ 100,000 in legal judgments.

Of the respondents who are already business owners and live in highly - developed economies, 78 percent said they choose to launch their ventures because they saw opportunities, not because they were forced to by economic necessity.

A 2017 survey from the air travel site Airfwarewatchdog found that a little over half of respondents believe families with children aged 10 and under should have to sit in a designated section apart from other passengers, and the idea of separating children and adults has gained traction on Reddit, where threads with titles like «Would you pay extra for a child - free flight?

Mattel's decision to make the dolls is based on a global survey of 8,000 mothers it conducted in which 86 % of respondents said they were worried about the kind of role models that their daughters were exposed to.

About 46 percent of respondents see two more in 2018 and the same percentage see three.

Similarly, about a quarter of the respondents reported they intend to hire new employees, up from about 16 percent a year earlier.

A poll on graphic design network UnderConsideration showed that 93 percent of respondents disliked the new approach.

Our survey found that nearly 60 percent of respondents from small - and medium - sized businesses plan to hire anywhere from two to five positions this year.

Over one - third of respondents (34.98 %) said they would «give up the right to vote in all elections for life» just to secure an extra 10 % in pay, while 9 % said they would «give up their child's or future child's right to vote» for the rest of their lives.

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.

Three out of five respondents use it to identify and attract new customers.

About a third of respondents say Moore, an evangelical who has described the race as a «spiritual battle,» has higher moral standards.

Respondents considered Disney the second-most trustworthy of the 100 companies, they ranked it fifth for having the most positive global impact, and it landed in fourth place among companies that «care the most about you.»

In fact, 62 percent of respondents told Sage that access to digital skills (including the ability to operate mobile tech) would have the most impact on their businesses through the next year.

But respondents still see stocks rising 7.5 percent from current levels to 2,879 by the end of 2019.

In fact, 30 percent of more than 2,600 respondents to a 2015 FlexJobs survey said they would take a 10 or even 20 percent cut in pay for flexible work options.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, two - thirds of respondents said they preferred the loan costs presented as a total payback amount.

Those numbers were notably higher for LGBT respondents, with 81 % seeking increased action from employers generally and 59 % suggesting improvements were possible at their own place of work.

An additional 29 percent of respondents cited Brexit, in particular, as a top concern.

A survey by Impact Achievement Group and HRmarketer discovered 48 percent of all respondents did not believe employee surveys provide an honest and accurate assessment, compared to 31 percent who thought surveys painted a true picture.

Analysts at UBS said a net 30 percent of corporate respondents to its Evidence Lab Survey said they expected to increase capex over the next year.

Forum Research found last year that 65 percent of Ontario respondents approve of a C$ 15 minimum wage, mirroring the national figure of 63 percent.

Just two respondents thought that London would retain its top status, while around half (54 percent) of those surveyed said they didn't believe there would be any single business center.

Five percent of respondents, overall, said nothing more needs to be done.

Seventy - seven percent of respondents would forego a home assessment with a robotic smart kit to go see a real live doctor — good news for those in the health field, since A.I. can already detect issues like skin cancer as well as a dermatologist can.