Sentence examples for impressive poll from inspiring English sources

For more than a year, Mr. Bush has towered over the Republican field because of his record-breaking fund-raising, impressive poll numbers and endorsements.

Polls also show that Mr. Clinton squandered his impressive poll ratings from his last days in office and has been slightly tarnished but not hugely damaged among the public.

The initial coverage of Weiner reflected this angle which, along with his name recognition, contributed to his impressive poll numbers.

Late last month, at a grassroots fundraiser for Sanders in New York, a group of young supporters said that they were encouraged by the candidate's rising star and impressive poll numbers.

An excited local paper talks of "rampant cash movement", reporting that police do not know where to store the bundles of notes, bags of gold and silver, cricket kits, saris and lorry-loads of booze.Andhra Pradesh, India's fifth most populous state, is due to hold an impressive series of polls in the next few weeks municipal elections and then both state-assembly and national ones.

Barack Obama is the second Honorable Mention recipient this week, for his impressive public opinion polling on job approval in January.

She's won the big key blue swing states, won both the delegate count and the popular vote, and held her own with impressive gains in polls against both Obama and McCain.

While Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid saw an impressive rise in his poll numbers this week, this wasn't due to anything Reid actually did.

On the whole, it is reasonably impressive how unbiased the polls have been.

In April 1988, Michael S. Dukakis won a bruising primary campaign in New York over Al Gore and Jesse Jackson, who polled an impressive 37percentt.

When the party leaders met last week for the second debate, Mr. Clegg was again judged the most impressive performer in audience polls.