Sentence examples for considered polled from inspiring English sources

Dehorned cattle should never be considered polled, especially from a genetics point of view.

We considered polling the GPS periodically to get time data, but decided to implement a timer-based RTC instead due to lower power consumption and to ensure that the time would be at least fairly accurate if the GPS connection was lost.

Consider polling workers annually with a short survey, since there's often a disconnect between what the rank and file want and what their managers think they need.

For that matter, maybe Forbes could use a little redemption too -- a polling U-turn by throwing out the "Most Disliked NFL Players" poll to consider polling the "Most Redemptive Stories of 2013".

The results in the crossed animals showed a mixed pattern with 58% of the segments considered Poll Dorset and 37% of the segments considered Merino.

Mr. Cleator said he was pleased with the results, considering polls early in the campaign showed him with 10percentt.

There has been little evidence to date that Congressional Republicans were considering polls in deciding how to proceed with this case.

Lego - which in Latin means "to put together" - was voted top toy of the past 100 years by 12 BATR members after considering polls conducted on the internet and in newspapers.

When considering polls over the coming days, keep calm and look at aggregates and the full Electoral College map.

CNN also revised its criteria for its September debate, extending the interval of time in which it was willing to consider polls after complaints from Carly Fiorina's campaign.

Debate organizers will consider polls conducted through Nov. 4 by "major nationally-recognized organizations that use standard methodological techniques," Fox Business Network and the Wall Street Journal said in a release.