Sentence examples for complex polling from inspiring English sources
He said that while he had no specific knowledge of this year's process, a very complex polling process was almost certainly going on beneath the surface, one that would consume perhaps $400,000 over the next few weeks as people close to Mr. Gore conducted focus groups across the country.
Election.com has run other complex polls, such as one last October for web domain-name controller Icann.
One would have to point out that organizing a referendum is a complex logistical operation that assumes polling stations, electoral lists worthy of the name, and possibly observers or, at least, a campaign period.
Still, the Catholic vote is complex, with polls showing that it is as split on abortion as the rest of the country.
All these complex moods and emotions pushed people to go to polling stations.
We excluded polling stations that served upper-middle-class and upper-class housing complexes because of security issues (i.e., they were essentially "gated communities").
For polling, we first consider identity polling.
The process started with potential customer polling.
(b) Distribution of polling points.
President Obama for his part is trying to triangulate à la Bill Clinton between the GOP, a Democratic base that is mostly antiwar but politically ineffectual, Israel, the military-industrial complex, and his polling numbers.
