Sentence examples for its own polling from inspiring English sources

It claimed its own polling showed 90% of drivers were "satisfied with driving with Uber, and a majority say the amount of money they make, as well their ability to balance work and family life, has increased since they started driving with us.

Hours later the federation voted to adopt all 36 recommendations to reform the organisation, which has been accused of being unrepresentative and whose members feel let down by it according to its own polling.

That's another thing that Twitter today offers – it even rolled out its own polling feature this past fall.

The Times says it has chosen to exclude all the caucus results because they haven't been set in stone at the state primaries yet, but yet it includes the unpledged superdelegates, based on its own polling.

CNN, for example, pledged to augment information from Voter News Service with its own polling of key precincts in races it expected to be especially close.

They added its own polling showed that "the policy is so popular it goes off the richter scale".

And it inserts its own polls in the middle of the fan discussion page, which ask about pivotal moments from the episode and what people thought.

With gritted teeth, the piece cited other papers' polls in which the two sides were neck and neck or Leave was ahead, while brusquely snubbing its own poll's main finding by not reflecting it in the headline ("All to play for as polls say 11% have yet to decide").

Adopting another familiar campaign strategy, Wal-Mart commissioned its own poll in December that supported its cause.

On Saturday, Marianne pushed back, with its own poll suggesting more of an even split in French attitudes.

The following year, Channel 4 held its own poll, for the hundred "Britons we love to hate".