Sentence examples for considered undecided from inspiring English sources

"Twenty-five percent of South Asians are considered undecided voters," another spelling bee commercial said.

With support from Susan Collins and Joe Manchin, the two final key senators considered "undecided", Kavanaugh is expected to be confirmed by a 51-49 vote.

Representative Zack Space, an Ohio Democrat who backed the measure in November but is currently considered undecided, found himself under the gun from labor interests who said they would rescind an endorsement if he did not back the measure.

Yet while many members of the New York delegation are lesser known to the general public, some of them have been shuttled here from around the world because of their relationships with just one or two board members, officials said, some of whom are considered undecided.

According to recent polls, 41 percent of likely Republican caucusgoers considered themselves undecided just days before votes are to be counted.

AS we enter the final week of a seemingly endless election campaign, opinion polls continue to identify a substantial fraction of voters who consider themselves "undecided".

We don't need every dot connected, every question answered... we want action... and that includes those among us who consider themselves "undecided".

The data, however, also reveal that almost half of the undecided consider themselves Democrats or Republicans.

So for the crowded Republican field, the undecided voters were considered important in Tuesday's voting.

That is, remaining undecided may be considered rational when there is sufficient knowledge but ambivalent attitudes towards a preventive option, since this context is not as time sensitive as a treatment decision.

However, there were a moderate number of participants who were undecided or who considered this intervention would not reduce their risk of falling, despite having fallen in the past 12 months, or reporting likelihood of falling in the next 12 months.