Sentence examples for building polls from inspiring English sources

Fast forward to 2012, and the idea of the Barbican riding high in ugly building polls, as it once did, seems a distant memory.

While black Americans are assumed to be uniformly opposed to the Confederate flag flying over government buildings, polls of Southern blacks suggest opinions about the flag are more complicated.

David says that soon after the iPhone SDK was released he and the company's two other founders began building a polling platform optimized for the iPhone that would help ameliorate this problem.

This is how True the Vote has been building its poll-watching army: recruiting from one far-right confab after another.

Neither playing Warcraft nor building a virtual polling booth in Second Life is likely to win many votes for a British political party in 2010, of course.

To approve a sales contract, for example, one user sends around a Zaplet, which can be quickly created by snapping together software building blocks for polling and online discussion.

But Voice is not just building a simple polling tool.

This suggests that the BES survey did a better job than all the pre-election phone and online polls of building a genuinely representative sample.

Live demos and participation of a range of applications and techniques including using iPhones and mobile phone polls, and building asset maps with a team of GPS enabled iPhones and/or touch sensitive tablets.

Returning to the headquarters in Columbus, we passed a polling place at the local fish and wildlife office, where a line of voters stretched around the building, even though the polls were closing.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Emboldened by evidence that his sudden burst in the polls was building, Rick Santorum came to this conservative corner of rural Iowa on Sunday to try to cement his status as the anti-Mitt Romney candidate, and he urged his supporters to redouble their efforts as the caucuses approached.