Sentence examples for greater polling from inspiring English sources
If each poll is treated as independent from the next one, there has been a statistically significant tendency toward greater polling error both in the Deep South as a whole, and an additional effect for Alabama and Mississippi in particular.
Should I? Because, when you think about it, and there's been some great polling on this, in fact there's a new poll out from the Wall Street Journal — which is a terrific paper, by the way, they've won a lot of prizes — listen to this, they say blow out the candle.
Nate Silver called it one of the "greatest polling errors in primary history".
The trend toward a Sanders win seemed clear to many, yet the Michigan State poll never appeared on Five Thirty Eight, forcing the popular site to declare Sanders' Michigan win "one of the greatest upsets in modern political history" -- but also "among the greatest polling errors in primary history".
Elsewhere on the campaign trail, Newt Gingrich took a trip to the zoo and hatched a new plan, Ron Paul stayed true to his alliances, Mitt Romney got new endorsements to go with new entanglements, Rick Santorum took a second round of bull droppings from the media, and Barack Obama's great polling numbers... are also his campaign's new cause for alarm?
Even conservative bastions produced great polling numbers - Utah supports LGBT job protections 66-25, good enough numbers that even a far-right Republican like Orrin Hatch could say he's voting for it just to represent his constituents (can you imagine a Republican voting for something liberal instead of just Democrats voting conservative for that reason?).
This is not a great poll for Mr. Obama.
But in context, this is not such a great poll for Mr. Romney.
"I see some great polls," he told a rally in Virginia on Tuesday.
"Every time there's a great poll, I try to counsel people that this is not going to last," he said.
