Sentence examples for higher poll from inspiring English sources

Mr. Edwards is making similar electability arguments against Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama, and has more money and higher poll ratings.

Historically, this has translated into even higher poll numbers and an expansion of his overall support.

But survey results often rely on question wording and marijuana legalization has seen other higher poll numbers recently.

That will be a tough competition, considering that both Cruz and Carson have tens of millions of dollars more than Huckabee, vital endorsements, and far higher poll numbers.

One reason I know he's not the Antichrist is the Antichrist is going to have much higher poll numbers when he comes.

Betty Ford had higher poll numbers than her husband when he was president, and we can see why: The former First Lady, who died Friday at the age of 93, could, quite simply, not have been a cooler chick.

Bernie is also experiencing the 'Ben Carson' effect- generating the most buzz online after the debate translates to higher polls.

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.

The three candidates with the highest poll ratings all declined to make that pledge.