Sentence examples for commanding poll from inspiring English sources

Despite the Conservatives' commanding poll lead, the prime minister raised the spectre of a hung parliament, and suggested only by voting for "my team", could the British public ensure Brexit would be a success.

Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat who posted commanding poll numbers over the Republican nominee, Carl P. Paladino, appeared at no public events on Wednesday, instead devoting much of his day to phone calls with friends and supporters and meetings with his aides in the attorney general's 25th-floor offices in Lower Manhattan.

A commanding poll lead vanished.

The former prime minister, David Cameron, repeatedly pledged to maintain pensioner benefits, but May appears to be sufficiently confident in her commanding poll lead to risk policies that could be unpopular with older voters.

Campaigning for his wife in the state he still credits for rescuing his own presidential bid when it seemed doomed 24 years ago, Bill Clinton tore into Bernie Sanders, the self-styled "democratic socialist" senator who heads into Tuesday's vote with a commanding poll lead.

New anticapitalist parties are commanding respectable poll shares in France, Spain, Portugal and Germany.

He commands a poll lead of which only carelessness can strip him, yet he seems unsure whether the floating electorate is inclined to Tea Party sentiments or not.

The Conservatives' commanding lead in the polls is eroding (see chart).

Remember, only several weeks ago, before Clinton's "commanding" lead in a recent poll, Bernie Sanders had become the "Democratic primary's frontrunner in the key caucus states of Iowa and New Hampshire".

With Mr. Booker commanding a 43-point lead in the polls over Ronald L. Rice, national media outlets have made far fewer trips to Newark's gritty streets.

They'd be rallying volunteers canvassing for Northam, the Democratic candidate for governor, who was at the time commanding a perilously narrow lead in the polls.