Sentence examples for a poll saying from inspiring English sources

"Every four years they trot out a poll saying the Democrats are gonna take Arizona, it's going to turn blue.

But Mr. Levine was intrigued when he looked up Mr. Edwards on Google and found a poll saying that the candidate and his wife, Elizabeth, had one of the most admired marriages of all the candidates.

The majority of the public supports a tax, says Cancer Research, with 55% of 1,774 UK adults in a poll saying they backed it and 36% opposing it.

Andrew Grice in the Independent reports on a poll saying Lib Dem voters would rather see Gordon Brown become prime minister in a hung parliament (or balanced parliament - see 9.13am) than David Cameron.

The Campaign Against Arms Trade published a poll saying 70% of UK adults opposed the promotion of military exports to human rights abusers and 60% did not believe that the UK should be promoting sales to countries that are not democracies.

"Nothing like waking up to a poll saying you're the nation's least popular senator," Flake wrote.

A recent Gilbert column, summarizing the results of a poll, said, "Less than 30percentnt could manage a passing mark on a grade-school-level Bible test".

Women's financial website savvywoman.co.uk says 95% of voters in a poll said you should be able to transfer CTFs into Junior Isas.

On the Virgin forums at cableforum.co.uk, 95% of those who answered a poll said they would opt out of the deal.

Last week, the moderate Web site Asr-e Iran published an opinion poll saying that 91.5 percent of Iranians disapproved of Mr. Ahmadinejad's economic policies.

Nevertheless, the belief in Tebow just keeps growing, with an ESPN poll saying he has risen to the status of the country's most popular athlete.