Sentence examples for based on two polls from inspiring English sources

The next B.C.S. rating, which is based on two polls, eight computer rankings, strength of schedule and the number of losses, is due Monday.

The headlines are based on two new polls -- one by Gallup and the other by George Mason and Yale universities [pdf] -- that indicate a majority of Americans still accept that climate change is occurring: 53percentt (Gallup) or 57percentt (George Mason/Yale).

We've replaced it with two charts based on two different sets of poll questions.

Briefly, the Rule of Law Index 2012 2013 reports knowledge, attitude and perceptions based on two surveys: a general population poll of about 1000 respondents per country, and a Delphi-like survey of over 2500 practising professionals or academics in civil and commercial law, criminal justice, labour law and public health.

In a ScotCen commentary on these findings, Eichhorn said that based on four recent opinion polls, similar turn-out figures emerge: A similar finding is to be found in recent opinion polls.

The mean estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Financial was for earnings of 8 cents a share, based on two estimates.

As it turned out, the Nevada results weren't that far from our forecasts, which I had been nervous about because they were based on only two polls and because Nevada polling has been erratic in the past.

Based on two sharing.

Each costs £399pp, based on two sharing.

This objection is based on two assumptions.

The difference between this poll and the Gallup poll I mentioned earlier, which has the race level, is that it is based on seven days of polling rather than three.