Sentence examples for a poll question from inspiring English sources

Last week, we asked you to propose a poll question for America.

In a poll question dealing solely with the recession, most respondents thought it would last two years or longer.

And so, last week, we asked readers to propose a poll question they put ask to Americans.

"Anybody who answers a poll question about war saying enthusiastically, 'We want war,' probably has not been involved in war," he says.

"Anybody who answers a poll question about a war saying enthusiastically, we want war, probably hasn't been involved in a war".

Misguided benevolence can trigger widespread harm, and a knee-jerk response to a poll question is not an appropriate "solution" to serious problems that level-headed participants in the racing industry want fixed too.

This assertion is based on a polling question whether respondents have "sympathy with young Muslims who leave to UK to join fighters in Syria".

Pack added: "The Sun do commission more opinion polls than you would expect them to publish... but it's very striking when you have the Sun running a story and they have put forward a polling question that gives a very different slant [in its results]." The Sun had not responded to the Guardian's request for a comment by the time of publication.

But asked what they were doing before they were told about the cap, 52% said they were already looking for a job (A separate poll question said that 71% recalled actively attending job interviews and submitting CVs in the weeks before notification).

Have a weekly poll question that is linked to social media (twitter, facebook), creating a viral engagement engine.

There was a wonderful poll question asked in January of 2009, and it said, "When does Barack Obama have responsibliity for this economy?" And people were quite generous to him.