Sentence examples for experienced polls from inspiring English sources

This is no surprise to anyone who has experienced polls in, say, Bangladesh or Nepal and who understands the role of clan, caste, tribe, ethnicity, the importance of identity, of such relations determining political allegiance.

But the movement toward him was not anything extraordinary, serving only to offset some of the decline he experienced in the polls late last week, and to bring the national polls more in line with state-by-state surveys.

Officials said they hoped the raise would help retain experiences poll workers and attract new ones.

In February, they launched an online survey of fieldwork experiences, polling colleagues via e-mail, Facebook, and blogs.

When asked to elaborate on their experiences, poll respondents had widely differing views of what constituted harassment, but all of those responses were given equal weight, Hess noted.

An aide to Sir Menzies said all parties were experiencing volatile poll ratings.

Ideas that looked reckless to voters last year are now politically appealing, especially to a coalition that is experiencing dismal poll ratings.Where to start?

A recent survey by the Computer Security Institute of San Francisco, in conjunction with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, found that 90% of the 503 companies polled experienced security attacks in 2001; 80% of them had notable financial losses as a result.

At least 70% of those surveyed in a U.S. poll "experienced rage" in trying to get some sort of customer complaint resolved.

He experienced a small poll bounce shortly after Osama bin Laden's death on May 2, 2011.

A12 Study Cites Ohio Voting Flaws A five-month study for the Democratic National Committee found that more than one in four Ohio voters experienced problems at the polls in last year's election, but the study did not find evidence of widespread fraud that might have contributed to President Bush's narrow victory there.