Sentence examples for a parallel poll from inspiring English sources
Former Ulster Television News presenter Mike Nesbitt also said the Irish Republic could hold a parallel poll on whether it should rejoin the Commonwealth.
There was a parallel poll of the worst jokes at the festival, though I have to say I couldn't see much difference between these and about half the jokes in the winners' list.
Or, as a study by the Pew Research Center reported last fall 69 percent of Trump's backers see as themselves as political losers, while a parallel Rand exit poll survey in Republican primaries found that 70percentt of Trump voters saw their economic security in danger--despite clear and dramatic hard data showing overall unemployment having dropped by 20percentt over the last seven years.
5. Karl Rove, who stood to make a fortune, win or lose, from fat-cat super PAC contributors, deployed insider polling lingo to fashion a parallel universe in which polls that showed the president leading were absurd and that no sane person would pay attention to them.
Andrew Kohut, president of the Pew Research Centre, sees a parallel with 1981, when polls showed high approval for Reagan coupled with anxiety about his policies, such as cuts to Social Security (government-funded pensions) and welfare.
The official result put the pro-government block in the lead, but after exit polls and a parallel count by outside observers, whose presence prevented more serious fraud, the biggest single vote was awarded to an opposition coalition.
He draws a parallel with the general election, where the opinion polls and the headlines said one thing and the result was very different.
Rather than deal with the official polling stations, Bob Moses proposed creating a parallel apparatus, where people could safely cast their ballots presumably free of violence and intimidation.
Moreover, ahead of the polls, NASA had stated that it would train and deploy thousands of party agents to collect a parallel set of results.
