Sentence examples for increased polling from inspiring English sources

Mancera announced three opinion poll companies would ask to 7,200 Metro users if the fare should be increased, polling from November 28 to December 2; the respondents represented less than the 1% of the 5.5 million daily users who use the system.

Others say it may indicate increased polling among India's 150 million Muslims, generally supportive of Congress.

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The proposal is late and the lawmakers must act swiftly, especially on a proposal to increase poll workers' salaries to $250 a day.

This time around, as Republicans spend big to catch up on Democrats' advantage on tech-driven campaigns, Facebook has launched another new feature to help campaigns target politically active users, who might post constantly about Trump's latest insult or share the increasing poll leads of Bernie Sanders.

Regardless, no matter how incompatible the refrains of this new world campaign rhetoric may be with the actual dogma of the church, or any church, which at its best is inclusive the it is increasing poll numbers in some states.

The moniker "frequent candidate" hardly implies new and fresh ideas, the way a neophyte like Macron can provide, who only increased his polling numbers as the campaign went on.

-Steve Koczela shows that the increase of polling in New Hampshire was in really early polls, not in current polling.

Opposition to nuclear power also has increased, the poll said, with 58% of those surveyed saying they opposed increased use of nuclear energy.

"When we announced in this race it wasn't because I thought I'd be at 50% at the announcement," said O'Malley, noting increases in polling numbers in some early-nominating states.

In America, the Harvard economist Erzo F. P. Luttmer found that support for social spending among respondents to General Social Survey polls increased in tandem with the share of welfare recipients in the area who were in their own racial group.