Sentence examples for answer polls from inspiring English sources

It has been somewhat harder to see the relationship between trust and homicide in the past decade, because hyperpartisanship has led people to answer polls according to their feelings about the party in power, rather than their feelings about society as a whole.

Then, as you answer polls, you can switch the results view around to see how everyone answered, how just your friends answered, or what those nearby said.

That presented a problem for some pollsters, because highly educated voters are also more likely to answer polls.

But voters, whether they answer polls about how it impacts their vote or doesn't, appear ready to take Hillary at face value.

Conversely, some Trump supporters might not be in the mood to answer polls because they aren't happy with how the debate went.

Yet the narrative that polls could be wrong persists among liberals and conservatives: Trump supporters think polls are missing a "silent majority," who are refusing to answer polls but will vote for Trump on Election Day.

Other submissions satisfied our addiction to recursive humor, like @hopedellon's extremely useful two-parter: "Do you answer poll questions honestly?

It is also working on longer-term projects, like placing ads in on-demand content, asking viewers to vote or answer polling questions with their remote controls, and aiming television ads to specific households.

Audience members use mobile devices (laptops, smartphones, and so on) to answer polling questions anonymously, ask questions of the surgeon or panel of experts, or contribute recommendations or expertise.

Xbox One thing that's new this year that appeals to the younger (and purportedly funner) set is that Xbox Live members can watch the debates via their consoles, answer poll questions, and earn Halo 4 warrior avatar outfits.

Most California voters think illegal immigration is a problem, but don't see mass deportation as the answer, poll shows.