Sentence examples for comprehensive poll from inspiring English sources
The comprehensive poll, released with a 58-page report, paints a grim portrait of Americans who feel trepidation about the day-to-day lives that they and their children will be forced to live in 30 years.
Several years ago, in a comprehensive poll of writers, editors and publishers, he was named one of the 10 outstanding business journalists of the century.
Several years ago, in a comprehensive poll of writers, editors and publishers, he was named one of the ten outstanding business journalists of the 20th century.
I have wondered what a truly comprehensive poll of local residents would tell us about homeless services.
(I hesitate to call any speech opposing the Palestinian statehood bid at the U.N. "pro-Israel" when the latest comprehensive poll on the subject says that 70percentt of Israelis support it).
So it's no coincidence that the Gallup Center for Muslim Studies recently released a comprehensive poll, touting that American Muslims are similar to other religious groups and even more likely than most to decry violence against civilians.
A recent Monmouth University poll found that 83% of Americans support requiring comprehensive background checks for all gun purchasers, including private sales between two individuals.
There is little comprehensive polling about this issue (at least none that I am aware of).
The most comprehensive polls, although with huge margins of error, seem to favour Mugabe – even in a free and fair contest.
For the survey, one of the most comprehensive polls of long-term opioid users to date, The Post and Kaiser interviewed 622 people who said that they had taken narcotic painkillers for at least two months over the past two years.
What I found interesting is that, like most comprehensive polls that include questions about the Iraq war, the AP-Yahoo survey shows once again that the vast majority of Americans want some form of timeline for exiting Iraq -- a result that has not changed much in the last few years.
