Sentence examples for between polls from inspiring English sources

Still, in Pennsylvania as elsewhere, there is a discrepancy between polls.

Shifts in results between polls over time also have a larger sampling error.

That variation between polls isn't surprising – it can be explained by the fact that different polls speak to different people.

This time there have been big variations, both between individual surveys by the same companies and, on average, between polls conducted online and those conducted by telephone.

The breakdown of votes raises questions about what went on in those crucial three days between polls closing and the result being announced.

(If these numbers don't tally with what you see, it could be the difference between polls that include undecided voters and those that factor them out).

As the reelection campaign progressed, Morris lost track of the difference between polling and policy.

However, the difference between polling and the alternatives paraded ahead of Thursday's byelection is a simple one: polls are transparent.

The contrast between poll results and expectations was much wider than it ought to be, with people assuming that Turnbull would win quite clearly, but this time the polls were right on.

Mr. Santiago came under criticism this week for celebrating on stage with the newly re-elected Sharpe James hours after troopers broke up fights between poll watchers for the two candidates for Newark mayor.

Anything other than a Rousseff win would be a surprise, but there have been plenty of those in a dramatic race that has seen erratic swings of voting intentions and divergences between poll predictions and results.