Sentence examples for into polls from inspiring English sources

In any case, it's too early to read much into polls.

But Rove cautioned against reading too much into polls, or the results of the 2006 midterm elections.

One is statistical uncertainty, which applies if I said something like, "Here are my values, and statistically my confidence in them is 95%." Think about margin of error built into polls.

In a blog post earlier this month, Silver explained why his forecasts didn't put as much stock into polls taken after the Republican National Convention, given that the patriotic hysteria that quickly dissipates after the grand speeches are forgotten.

But should we read much into polls showing American support for sending ground troops into Syria or Iraq?

Coverage converted into polling support.

On election day, Dhuluiya's voters streamed into polling places.

This is how fundamental science and engineering can be then moved into polling places," he says.

On October 12 & 13, the Brown Institute kicked off its 2018-2019 TranSeriescy Series with a deep dive into polling and election polls.

These are difficult decisions, and they introduce a lot of uncertainty into polling.

In 2004, the company branched out into polling, focusing on Senate and presidential races.