Sentence examples for from polls from inspiring English sources

Polling companies know about these kinds of problems, though raw numbers from polls are usually pretty wrong, so they "correct" them.

This is not immediately clear from polls.

The best response comes not from polls but from history.

But most of what they know, they know from polls.

The advantage comes, however, from polls conducted late in the race.

"Politics and the New Machine: What the turn from polls to data science means for democracy". The New Yorker.

Despite some reassurance from polls, many are still worried about Donald Trump beating Hillary Clinton.

From polls it's pretty clear that most Americans are uncomfortable with the idea of totally unrestricted access to abortions.

* Judging from polls, a majority of Americans support gun and abortion rights, but also support greater restrictions on those rights.

Voting was extended by an hour on Wednesday after a sandstorm lashed Cairo, keeping some people from polls, officials said.

The latest surveys differ from polls earlier this spring that suggested support for Mueller's investigation was steady or even rising.