Sentence examples for high polls from inspiring English sources

Unlike Mr. Yeltsin, Mr. Putin -- buoyed at home by high polls -- has time on his side.

And this year the tension is particularly high: polls indicate it could be the closest election since 1960.

Expectations are high: polls taken before Tuesday's Michigan and Arizona primaries showed Mr. Santorum running strongly against Mr. Romney here in Ohio, in some ways the most important state to vote next Tuesday and a crucial swing state in the fall.

While health and political officials hoped that demand for the vaccine would be high, polls indicated that as much as 50% of Canadians did not intend to get vaccinated [2]; actual vaccination rates during the pandemic were estimated at approximately 41% of Canadians [3].

It would be easier with high poll ratings.

That belligerence won Mr. Levy high poll numbers.

Mr. Bush has enjoyed high poll ratings for his handling of the campaign against terrorism.

Other Democrats have stepped aside, unable to match either his high-tech millions or his high poll numbers.

High poll ratings and a commanding majority in parliament suggest his position is secure at home in Georgia.

The ruling, if ultimately successful, is a coup for the Sanders campaign, which enjoys high polling numbers among young voters.

With his high poll numbers, Mr. McCain might have made a credible third-party candidate in November.