Sentence examples for answering a poll from inspiring English sources

Few mainstream pollsters were conducting their surveys in Spanish (which costs extra) and thus missed those people who were uncomfortable answering a poll in English but were nonetheless likely to vote Democratic.

Few mainstream pollsters were conducting their surveys in Spanish (which costs extra) and thus missed those people who were uncomfortable answering a poll in English but were nonetheless likely to vote Democratic...Another reason may have something to do with the Democratic ground game in Colorado.

And on MSNBC.com, about 5,000 readers answered a poll about the satellite's predicted course.

"Anybody who answers a poll question about a war saying enthusiastically, we want war, probably hasn't been involved in a war".

"Anybody who answers a poll question about war saying enthusiastically, 'We want war,' probably has not been involved in war," he says.

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

In the context of election polls, that means when things are going badly for one candidate, their supporters are less likely to answer a poll than when things are going well.

This problem is also getting worse each year, as people are increasingly reluctant to answer cell-phone calls from unknown numbers or to take ten minutes to answer a poll in a busy world.

Feeling overly polite, there's a willingness to wager that a vast sum of this group may be open enough to answer a poll, but skeptical of confidential surveys enough to hold back.

Readers answering a snap poll on the New York Daily News website, however, said Stringer won this contest,.

And in Lynnfield, Mass., students at Our Lady of Assumption elementary school spent two days last week taste testing cereal and answering an opinion poll that included questions about where they got their news (Television? Radio? Their parents?) and what television shows they liked.