Sentence examples for concerns polls from inspiring English sources

By the early 1990s, consumers were wising up to sustainability concerns: polls showed that companies' environmental records influenced the majority of consumer purchases.

Though public interest has risen somewhat in recent months amid national debate over strategy, the firing of Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal and higher casualty counts, Afghanistan remains well down the list of voter concerns, polls show.

Drought now Californians' top concern, poll finds.

Like other voters across the country, Californians cite jobs and the economy as their most important concerns in polls.

Sluggish economic growth and rising prices now lead voters' concerns, and polls indicate that the French are increasingly doubtful about the president's economic policy agenda.

Still, some Republicans privately questioned why, instead of shifting the discussion of immigration to economic concerns, which polls show is a dominant issue in the election, Mr. Trump has continued to draw attention to his detractors' claims that he is a bigot.

Mr. Gemayel said he would abide by the Interior Ministry's results, despite concerns over polling irregularities.

But the emphasis on the economy still seems sensible, as voters consistently say it is their chief concern in polls.

Illegal immigration scarcely registers as a top concern in polls of Republican voters, and candidates rarely bring it up in their stump speeches.

During discussion in the open conference session, Archbishop Edwin O'Brien of Baltimore expressed concern about polls showing a shift in public attitudes in the last few years toward approval of same-sex marriage.

In another instance, a congressman voiced concern that polls "are in contradiction to representative government": pollsters appeared to believe that the United States is or ought to be a direct democracy.