Sentence examples for brexit poll from inspiring English sources

Only a third of voters would oppose giving EU migrants preference over non-EU migrants after Brexit, poll suggests.

Wenger wasn't quite so anguished about the extra game, despite the looming shadow of Barcelona, and even made a joke about the Brexit poll as he somewhat defended the current FA Cup system.

From the beginning of the year, the Brexit poll had triggered uncertainty in the market and the shock result ensured that the feeling will linger into 2017.

Talking about the night of the Brexit poll, Elliott said: "When the polls came in at 10 o'clock and everybody was writing off Leave, we didn't buy that".

Sir, Rachel Sylvester is absolutely right to say that momentum for a ratification referendum is building ("A second Brexit poll looks ever more likely", Comment, Jan 30).

She says she wants her government to "implement" the 2016 Brexit poll "in a way that commands the support of this House".

Although the latest Brexit polls were in favour of the 'Remain camp', not much has changed fundamentally regarding the Brexit probabilities.

Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, said: UK financials and property are outperforming this morning on the back of weekend Brexit polls showing a shift back in favour of Remain.

A positive European open comes as weekend Brexit polls (and bookies' odds) suggest the Remain campaign regaining some lost ground and in some cases re-taken the lead ahead of Thursday's UK referendum vote on EU membership.

Coverage of the latest Brexit polls showing overwhelming support for Remain might caveat them by noting that online polls seem to be suggesting the opposite result.

"They have been waiting for the moment," he said, noting that the company has been carefully monitoring Brexit polls and the public markets.