Sentence examples for first time polls from inspiring English sources

For the first time, polls show that CICIG is less popular than the attorney-general's office.

For the first time, polls showed a majority opposing it, a position increasingly reflected by the federal courts.

This is not the first time polls have been used to paint a picture of Muslims as separate and at variance with British culture.

Really?" For the first time, polls suggest Trump may have edged just slightly ahead of Clinton, setting up a battle royal between two historically unlikable candidates.

And for the first time, polls suggest a majority of Japanese are against their leaders' shrine visits.It is not just a matter of avoiding a needless provocation; Mr Abe should kickstart a long-overdue national debate about Japan's wartime responsibility.

The massacre spurred outrage in Congress across the aisles and for the first time, polls showed that a plurality of Americans favored the president's impeachment.

Even in 2005 when, under pressure from George Bush and Washington's post-Iraq Middle East "freedom agenda", he allowed multi-candidate presidential elections for the first time, polling was heavily manipulated in his favour.

The first Times poll of American attitudes toward poverty, in 1985, broke ground by surveying enough poor people to compare their views with those of people in the middle class. .

Mr. Besigye, running for president for a third time, polled strongly in the cosmopolitan capital of Kampala and in other strongholds, but the president was carrying much of rural Uganda in landslides.

If you're a first-time poll worker, what prompted you to get involved?

This is not the first time that polls would have gone wrong in the Deep South, which is why we warned you to take polls and projections based upon them with a grain of salt.