Sentence examples for a polling of from inspiring English sources
But during a polling of the jurors, one said he had voted guilty "with reservations".
The European Film Awards – a polling of 2,500 professional across the continent – were handed down over the weekend, and it was a near-sweep for Michael Hanecke's "Amour," named the best feature.
The criteria for selection of the datasets to populate the Open PHACTS chemical registration service (CRS) were focused primarily on utility of the underlying data, popularity and regard for the data sets within the community and as a result of a polling of members of the consortium.
Dream Defenders even gathered enough Democratic support to initiate a polling of lawmakers on holding a special session, but it was rejected by an overwhelming two-to-one majority.
It's weird: I've never been polled; I don't know anyone who's ever been polled; I don't know anyone who knows anyone who's ever been polled; and in a polling of fifty random people on the street, I found that not one had ever been polled, leading me to extrapolate that zero percent of Americans have ever actually been polled (with a 3% margin of error).
As always, I advise you to monitor a poll-of-polls that averages out individual surveys.
A poll of British readers has discovered something shocking.
He directed me to a poll of C.E.O.s around Wisconsin.
A poll of polls finds that 51% of Americans disapprove of it; only 41% approve.
A poll of my Sydney and Melbourne friends revealed similar ignorance.
