Sentence examples for further polls from inspiring English sources

Further, polls show trust in government handling of domestic issues remains at historic lows.

It has already staged votes to approve plans for new assemblies in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and further polls on reform of the electoral system and on membership of the single European currency are likely.

Further, polls show that the number of "big readers" -- of more than 20 books a year -- is falling, while the number of "small readers" -- 1 to 5 books a year -- is growing, figures that suggest that serious fiction sold in bookshops is losing out to paperback potboilers sold in supermarkets.

The standard trend lines, which are designed to smooth out random variation, remain mostly flat in Massachusetts and Virginia for now, but will turn up for the Democrats if further polls confirm the post convention trends.

Further polling is needed before a more concrete picture of Republican attitudes emerges.

Two further straw polls are expected shortly, before a further poll in October, which will reveal whether any permanent security council member will veto a specific candidate.

A further poll found that 46% of the Jewish public would not want to live next to Arabs.

A further poll by Panelbase for the Sunday Times put the two campaigns only two points apart at 51% for no and 49% for yes.

No one had doubts about the outcome of that race, either; in September , 1948 the pollster Elmo Roper saw no need for further polling.

No further poll was scheduled, and people involved in the selection process said it could now take weeks to choose a replacement for Michel Camdessus, the Frenchman who recently retired as managing director.

The report's findings are based on millions of transactions and feedback from Waitrose customers, as well as separate sessions with focus groups and further polling on a range of food-related topics.