Sentence examples for formally polled from inspiring English sources
Although ACS has not formally polled its membership, he adds, most of its advisers and journal editors support ChemRxiv.
He said the Pentagon was still trying to devise a way to more formally poll large numbers of service members about their views on changing the law.
Ukip polled strongly across the country, except in some urban areas, and was expected to take a seat in Scotland, which formally declares on Monday.
Altogether 1830 persons were polled.
General beliefs were polled by 5-point Likert-scales.
Similarly, keyboard responses are polled intermittently.
Head characteristics: Red Polls are naturally polled.
Clinton has been dogged by questions over the use of her private email server since it was discovered weeks before she formally launched her presidential bid, and polling suggests the controversy has damaged her image among voters.
At the age of 16, he was Nazim Khan from Brixton, but after seeing a film starring the actor James Caan, he adopted the name for himself and has never used Nazim again, eventually changing his name formally by deed poll.
When polling day came, the N.B.E.R. committee still hadn't formally proclaimed the end of the recession.
