Sentence examples for and in the poll from inspiring English sources

But the Bank has said that when rates do rise it will only be gradually, and in the poll economists said they only saw rates reaching 1.5% by the end of 2015.

The Tories and Labour remain neck-and-neck in the polls.

The two main parties, Labour and Conservative, remain neck-and-neck in the polls.

What is clear now, is that Sanders and Clinton are neck-and-neck in the polls.

That's shown in some of the election results in May and in the polling.

But Mr. Biden continues to lag in fund-raising and in the polls.

Nevertheless, Lugar maintained a solid lead in fundraising and in the polls until outside conservative groups recently began spending heavily in favor of Mourdock.

Then came the party conferences, Tory disarray over drugs policy, and in the polls a gradual return to the natural order.

President Barack Obama and Speaker Nancy Pelosi must not be hearing the American people, who seem to be speaking with clarity and passion at town halls and in the polls.

He consistently led the pack in fundraising and in the polls, though some Republican voters egged on other candidates to challenge him from the right-wing.

And in the polls, contentious actions receive negative favor.