Sentence examples for been polled in a from inspiring English sources

Ten states haven't been polled in a month, for instance (listed at the very end of this article, in the "data" section).

Non-Hispanics were polled in a separate Pew survey.

In quantum theory, measurements interfere with each other: they both record a property and change the state of what is being measured (for example, the "judgment state" of a person being polled in a survey).

The control group was polled in a cubicle with a poster that read "Women at Home: Experiences Away from the Workforce" and the test group was polled in a cubicle with a poster that read "Choosing to Leave: Women's Experiences Away from the Workforce".

Most Western gun owners only have one or two weapons, however, and among those folks, Obama and McCain are polling in a dead heat, Myers said.

In terms of popularity, there is polling in the last year that says a number of very interesting things.

Many challenges remain for Huntsman, who is polling in single digits and remains a long-shot candidate.

Indeed, as recently as June she was polling in 3rd in Conservative Home polling data, a full 14% behind then leader of the pack Michael Gove.

(Tymoshenko is polling in the single figures).

Being polled is in some ways a strange thing — you are receiving an unsolicited call from a stranger, and being asked to reveal private information in the form of your voting preferences.

Meanwhile, Mr. Perry is polling poorly in South Carolina, a state that once figured to be a strength for his campaign.