Sentence examples for group polls from inspiring English sources

The group polls on many issues and says it has no agenda of its own.

According to monitors who reported their findings to Mr. Marco's group, polls opened more or less on time.

And like most partisan documents, it makes a passel of claims about its subject, some easily supported, others a little exaggerated, that seem intended for at least two purposes: to improve Mrs. Clinton's standing with women voters -- a group, polls indicate, she is having trouble with -- and to counter the impression that, unlike her opponent, she has no record of her own to run on.

You can email an entire group, take group polls, import calendars, share documents, links, photos, videos, and other files.

Founded in late 2008, the Cambridge-based company allows users to create online work groups where members can share calendars and files, host web conferences, conduct group polls, and send texts and voice messages.

After a coordinator sends invites to other group members, attendees can have discussions, share ideas, post group polls and build itineraries.

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

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.

But men and women shared some very similar views on America's role in the world: just over half of each group polled said the United States should be a "good neighbor" to other nations.

Of the entire group polled, over 82% say finding a job is harder for young adults today than it was for their parents' generation, while 75% say it's harder to save for the future.

A 2004 study by the Families and Work Institute, a nonprofit research group, polled Generation Y employees and found they were significantly more likely to leave their job than employees who were their comparable ages in 1977 — 70percentt, compared with 52percentt.