Sentence examples for group polling from inspiring English sources

He can afford to wait, after seeing his party surge from a small alternative group polling around 4% of the vote in 2009, to second place in parliament with 71 seats.

Some internal focus group polling for the party has suggested a simple cut from £9,000 to the £6,000 cap first proposed by Miliband in 2011 is not as popular as might be expected given that the party envisages lower fees being offset by other means of taxation.

The circles take advantage of platform features such as community forums, document-sharing spaces, group polling, and calendars that announce events and mentor availability.

Meanwhile, another price tracker Nifti pivoted into group polling and mobile messaging last year after seeing a general slowdown in the price-tracking space.

Meanwhile, another price tracker Nifti pivoted into group polling and mobile messaging last year after seeing a general slowdown in the price-tracking space.

What's also useful is that the app offers a way for the event's organizer to enter in multiple dates/times, allowing Who's In to serve as a sort of group polling app.

Last summer, consultants working for the group polled 3,827 people drawn randomly from Datamart about issues and attitudes.

Majorities of every group polled by Pew agreed that there is a danger that this will happen.

In a precursor to the Web site survey, the research group polled young Britons on whom they admired.

Every group polled, from students to teachers to parents, had one thing in common that caused them stress: nutrition.

Over a third of white evangelicals such as Freeborn wouldn't support a Mormon, the poll found, the highest percentage of any religious group polled.