Sentence examples for for polls from inspiring English sources

Still, that's roughly $1.3 million for polls.

This money is most often used to televise commercials, underwrite mass mailings or pay for polls.

Never mind that good models iron out such hypothetical biases by adjusting for polls' past performance in predicting results.

There is certainly a precedent internationally for polls that have proved wildly inaccurate and hugely influential at the same time.

Because defence comes so far down, it is rare for polls to test opinion on specific areas of defence policy.

The authorities here have a habit of refusing to register inconvenient candidates for polls, usually citing "technicalities".

It is too early for polls to show how much damage the secret video has done to the Romney campaign.

As the Election Commission prepared for polls, the public watched nervously to see whether Mr Koirala or Mr Prachanda would blink first.

Most of it has gone for polls, phone calls and mailings for candidates who Mr. Emanuel hopes will back his reform agenda.

In a break from tradition, Ms. Banerjee did not nominate a single hill candidate for polls in the Rajya Sabha, or upper house of Parliament.

The Tories, with more paid-for polling than us, had a better handle on this.