Sentence examples for 100 polls from inspiring English sources
It means if you repeated the poll 100 times with different respondents each time, the overall results would be within 4% of the results in at least 95 of those 100 polls.
But as well as these international credentials for laptop and knob fiddling, Shinichi Osawa – often known by his alias Mondo Grosso – also features regularly in Top 100 polls of Japan's most popular artists.
Silver took the results of every Strategic Vision poll question -- from more than 100 polls on political races and issues of every sort -- and analyzed the "trailing digits" in the results.
Polls haven't been accurate, to say the least, for a while – but it should worry those of us who think the country needs a credible opposition to find that out of the last 100 polls taken since the election Labour under Corbyn was behind in 95 of them.
A poll's margin of error, usually around +/- 5percentt, means that out of every 100 polls, around five will show results much higher or lower than the actual population.
In the blissfully ignorant world of dance music, when you hear "election," you think of whom you voted for in the Resident Advisor or DJ Mag Top 100 polls.
There are more than 100 polling stations in Newport.
(Mar. 18, polls showed Clinton ahead).
4, Pittsburgh, Harbaruk (3) (Polls, Schock) 11 37.
From 7pm Polls close outside major cities.
