Sentence examples for based on polls from inspiring English sources

There are others: the Times of London has a map based on what gamblers are betting, as well as one based on polls.

But it points out that the French figures, unlike British and American ones, are based on polls asking people if they are fat.

Polling is one predictor in an election – and any definitive argument based on polls alone is inconclusive based on the evidence available.

The research was based on polls conducted nationwide in September and January.

Presidents should not make decisions of war and peace based on polls.

"But I don't think you can build a basketball team based on polls".

It was based on polling over the three days before a debate in Florida on Thursday.

"The real truth is that he's not making any policy decision based on poll numbers.

Before the election, many, based on polling, were expecting turnout to substantially increase compared to 2010.

The question is whether you determine your positions based on polling.

This certainty was based on poll results and the size and enthusiasm of the Obama crowds.