Sentence examples for if polls from inspiring English sources

But what if polls really were banned?

(If polls are any guide, few Americans believe this).

Yet if polls are right it is days away from utter collapse north of Hadrian's Wall.

And yet, if polls are to be trusted, this outlook separates them from their party's base.

Voter registration has to take place this summer if polls are to go ahead next year.

If polls are right, their approval of these measures is all but assured.

(It did work well for a time, if polls were any measure).

Germans, if polls are to be trusted, like this new and less self-effacing image.

Still, if polls are correct, about eighty per cent of Americans ought to be engaged in such antiquarianism.

Never mind if polls suggest that no party would come out of an election a big winner.

If polls are any guide, the bulldozer as Lee Myung-bak is known is still on course for victory.