Sentence examples for according to current polls from inspiring English sources

According to current polls, the gap today is even greater than it was during the 2010 elections.

In this constituency the relative balance between Ukip and the Tories will not just help Farage defeat the Conservatives, but also prevent Labour coming through the middle, according to current polls.

Support for the bill stands at an average of about 32percentt, according to current polls, with nearly half of the public opposed.

This advantage has been reflected in state polling: the 10 states most likely to switch from one party to another since 2004, according to current polling, are all states won by Bush four years ago.

But Gillard refused to commit to staying in parliament if Labor lost the election, which looks likely according to current opinion polls.

According to current preference polls, Clinton is overwhelmingly favored by black voters, particularly in South Carolina, where she is currently leading by roughly 40 percentage points.

Why pick Christie who could wind up losing even his home state of New Jersey in 2016 to Clinton, according to current opinion polls, when the GOP could pick up a possibly decisive electoral win in Ohio or Wisconsin?

Identify potential prospects according to current clients.

Mr. Romney actually trails there — very slightly — according to the current polls.

Unlike last week's leaders' interviews, the audience has been picked not according to the current polls but a specific ratio.

It acknowledges that according to the current polls Labour would lose seats in an election, and shows that Labour faces risks whichever way it turns.