Sentence examples for conducted a poll of from inspiring English sources

The lawyers conducted a poll of 600 prospective jurors suggesting that 60.5percentt believed the shooting to be "unjustified".

The last time YouGov conducted a poll of Londoners' voting intentions, in June 2011, Johnson had enjoyed a 54-46 lead.

One of the New York tabloids once conducted a poll of city cab drivers to find out whether more of them listened to Imus or Howard Stern.

The newspaper also conducted a poll of readers to determine whom they would have picked to evict (26percentt chose Susan Hawk, a truck driver from Wisconsin).

When English Touring Theatre conducted a poll of the nation's favourite plays, Tom Stoppard's Arcadia came in an impressive fourth behind The History Boys, Noises Off and Hamlet.

He recently conducted a poll of A.I. researchers to gauge their sense of progress, and in Puerto Rico a survey gathered opinions on how long it would be until an artificial intelligence could reason indistinguishably from a human being.

One hacker forum conducted a poll to find out the faith of its members.

"They won't conduct a poll of local people because they're scared of the result," she said.

After the Boland fire, the university asked a Washington marketing company, Lipman Hearne, to conduct a poll of other private and public colleges about the two issues.

At Barclays, conducting a poll of equity analysts for changes in sentiment was first proposed in 2003 in Australia, where financial regulation is more relaxed.

Indeed, several campuses said it costs $10,000 to $20,000 to conduct a poll of 800 respondents, depending on whether the school uses students or a telephone survey company to make the calls.