Sentence examples for former poll from inspiring English sources

"It was insane," one former poll worker told me.

But my hunch is that he will prevail on the old principle that he probably has fewer negatives than his main rivals, who attract stronger feelings of hostility, a decent moderate Tory and former poll tax rebel.

The former poll was an attempt to determine the world's favourite song, while the Guinness poll took place in the UK.

The former poll has frequently shown some of Hillary's biggest leads, the latter is associated with the former New York mayor who blasted Trump at the Democratic convention.

They also have a habit of behaving like an irrational mob, "shutting down debate quite aggressively", argued Gordon Brown's former polling guru, and many of them only communicate with narrow groups of like-minded people.

"I think the bottom line of what happened was that polling was just wrong enough nationally and at the state level that everyone got the wrong impression about what was going to happen," SurveyMonkey's Mark Blumenthal, a member of the committee and former polling editor at HuffPost, said during a panel discussion Thursday.

Barring a late polling surge, former New York governor George Pataki, 2012 runner-up Rick Santorum, former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham, Louisiana senator Bobby Jindal and the newest entrant, former Virginia governor Jim Gilmore, will participate in a pre-debate discussion before the main event.

According to Norman Nie, a Stanford political scientist and a former Gallup Poll researcher, the most significant variables in predicting Internet access at home or at work were education and age.

However, Bruni-Sarkozy has insisted the baby will be kept out of the spotlight and Stéphane Rozès, a former opinion poll director who now runs the French consultancy agency CAP, says Sarkozy would be advised not to use the child to drum up votes.

Schaub was one of close to 4,000 current or former postdocs polled in this year's survey (see "Survey Methodology").

Three-fifths (60 percent) of the former postdocs polled in this year's survey held only a single postdoc position, while 29 percent held two such positions.