Sentence examples for massive poll from inspiring English sources

The typically English scones, with jam and clotted cream, and apple crumble came in at third and fourth place, in the massive poll for YouGov.

In his massive poll of voters in the European election, Lord Ashcroft found that only 15% of Ukip's votes came from Labour (50% from the Conservatives).

Soon afterwards, in fulfilment of Bob Geldof's designation of him, a massive poll of BBC World Service listeners voted him the man they would most like to be the President of the World.

"The most massive poll ever taken on any subject is taken on the subject of using tax dollars for political campaigns," Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Senate Republican leader, said in a statement.

This past week the Pew Research Center released the results of a massive poll of Israeli public opinion - focusing on their attitudes toward religion, identity, values, and political issues facing their country.

Pryor's chances depend on either a massive polling failure or a shift of virtually all of the undecided voters, neither of which seems especially likely.

Anshel Pfeffer, Haaretz: "We'll never know how much of 9% swing was down to massive polling error & how much Netanyhu's fear mongering endgame.

The prime minister's reluctance to participate in the debates spoke not just of the elevation of his office, but of his massive personal poll lead over the often awkward Labour leader sometimes as big as 40 points.

A Fusion Massive Millennial poll of 1,000 young people found that half had a fluid idea of gender, believing it fell somewhere on a spectrum and wasn't confined to male or female.

We report data gathered from about thirty thousand participants of a massive web poll of people's cognitive skills, which included ToM and executive functions.

Fusion's Massive Millennial Poll shed some interesting light into how "millennials" view gender.