Sentence examples for in subsequent polls from inspiring English sources

Yet, as the clear public support for the policy in subsequent polls suggested, voters aren't interested in the niceties of whether it would bring in a few million pounds, a billion, or even nothing: they're concerned about fairness.

And that sense of irritation came out in subsequent polls suggesting Osborne hadn't quite got the hang of a national psyche for which the term bolshie often seems inadequate.

The deal is still not quite done: the decision does not affect the present election, and the forthcoming all-male parliament must confirm it before women can take part in subsequent polls.

The ride's ranking dropped in subsequent polls and is summarised in the table below.

The ride's ranking in subsequent polls is shown in the table below.

In subsequent polls until 2008, those seeing "controlling gun ownership" as more important ranged from a high of 66percenttoto a low of 54percentt.

The most remarkable part of the Democrats' "debate" was how Hillary Clinton got away with her assertions and then got rewarded - though not in the subsequent polls, but by the pundits and malleable critics like the Washington Post's usually cynical Dana Milbank who fell very hard for the Clintonian blarney.

In a subsequent poll three times as many British people said that they trusted the BBC as trusted the government, and in another a majority said Blair should resign.

It's hard to imagine Romney doing any better than he did last week in terms of his performance and its impact on the subsequent polls.

Initial polls found the public blamed Trump for the shutdown, but subsequent polls contained evidence that people also blamed Congress in one recent survey, 58percentt of respondents disapproved of Republicans' handling of the affair, compared to 51percentt disapproval for Democrats.

However, subsequent polls have seen Liberal Party support tail off somewhat, and the next federal election in Canada is not until October 2015.