Sentence examples for better poll from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Mr Fillon enjoys far better poll numbers than his boss.

That leaves the focus on France, whose Socialists have better poll scores, and the possibility in 2012 of a presidential nominee in Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director of the International Monetary Fund.

Mr. Bush would clearly like to stop him, but if he does not, he can still count on much better poll numbers and more extensive organizations in subsequent primary states.

If the Tories can't convert all that into some better poll ratings there probably is something badly wrong with the way their campaign is being run, as some Tories believe there is.Courting the young, and the low-paidOn hearing the jobless figures, Ed Miliband, the leader of the Labour Party riposted that still too many of the new jobs being created were "low-paid, low- skilled and insecure".

But there's a confidence about the narrative emerging from good economic news and better poll ratings.

We discussed in a previous blog how American Olympic success leads to better poll numbers for incumbents.

Better polls give politicians who follow them an edge.

In national polls, O'Malley has done ever so slightly better, polling between 1% and 2%.

Mitt Romney got one of his better polls in a long while on Wednesday.

Anyway it seems that after its recent blizzard of good publicity and better polling, the party's masks are slipping.

Lauderdale and Rivers argue that, with better polling methodology, it's possible to erase these "phantom swings".