Sentence examples for certain poll from inspiring English sources
"The big lesson from the UK poll was the rise of tactical voting, voters making choices not just on policy or personality... but on understanding and gaming what might happen with a certain poll outcome," Textor said.
Alexander said certain polling places were unusually active this year.
Just as our election forecasts assign more weight to certain polls, we do not treat all awards equally.
Nor does our forecast model, which weights certain polls more heavily based on their methodological standards and their past accuracy.
It might, in fact, be a majority opinion in the U.S., if certain polls are any indication.
As you know, certain polls have me beating Hillary Clinton, but I haven't focused on Hillary Clinton yet.
The president's administration had openly interfered in the electoral process: public servants, students and factory workers were forced in their masses to apply for absentee ballots and vote in a certain way at certain polling stations.
Lawyers could fight over how to count the paper ballots used when the electronic machines break down, or whether a judge was correct in deciding to keep certain polls open late.
That led to several hundred voters in Sandusky County being turned away, claims that voters were also disenfranchised in Cleveland, and last-minute litigation to keep certain polls open late.
Jenny Watson, chair of the Electoral Commission, has just been on Sky News in a very heated debate with presenter Eamonn Holmes, who asked her whether she should consider resigning over the chaos in certain polling stations which saw potential voters turned away.
Most of the "house effects" that you see introduced in the polls — the tendency of certain polling firms to show results that are consistently more favorable for either the Democrat or the Republican — reflect the different assumptions that pollsters make about how to get a truly representative sample and how to separate out the people who will really vote from ones who say they will, but won't.
