Sentence examples for broad poll from inspiring English sources

Yet, behind the broad poll numbers, there is plenty of buzz surrounding the campaign and the candidates.

But members of Congress do not get to vote on broad poll questions.

Based on the grass-roots feedback provided by a broad poll of the field with over 2000 responses, we designed GBE to capitalize upon the intellectual assets and the vast evolutionary expertise that exists within SMBE by putting our collective knowledge to use to raise the scientific standards in the field of genome evolution.

Beyond broad polling that indicated 70percentt support for the new headquarters, it is not clear whether Amazon commissioned frequent local tracking polls by different demographic groups to pick up concerns as well as hopes.

More than half of iPhone users in the Reuters/Ipsos survey believe that a smartwatch in the near future will be an essential gadget that's as common as the smartphone, whereas 44percentt a broader poll of U.S. adults felt that way.

Rather, he was selected through a broader polling of party officials.

The broader polling shows a country persistently divided, with women roughly as likely to take the anti-abortion view as men.

The latest poll contradicts the broader polling trend which has shown the Coalition trailing Labor by a wider margin in the lead-up to a likely May election.

Gallup interviewed more than 300,000 people by telephone in 2008 while conducting broader polls, and focused on 946 who identified themselves as Muslims.

The broader polling research by the former Conservative deputy chairman is now widely regarded across the political spectrum as dispassionate and informed analysis.

Nearly 70% of the voters surveyed did not know who Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders was, a statistic that reflects Clinton's dominance despite Sanders' rising place in the broader polls.