Sentence examples for meanwhile polls from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, polls have shown public mistrust or misunderstanding of the administration's economic policies.

Meanwhile, polls show that a large number of Republicans have tepid enthusiasm for their field.

Meanwhile, polls are wielding greater influence over American elections than ever.

Meanwhile, polls show that a slight majority of Americans now favour restrictions on guns.

Solar power, meanwhile, polls somewhere in the neighborhood of ice cream among Democrats, Independents, and Republicans alike.

Meanwhile, polls show high anxiety among voters about record deficits and rising debt.Such fiscal constraints, however, do not apply to new regulations.

Meanwhile, polling gives President-elect Obama the highest approval of a transition in at least a generation, with even a majority of Republicans saying the Democrat is doing well.

Meanwhile, polling has detected a clear shift in public opinion away from repeal.

Meanwhile, in poll after poll, in the evidence given to the Leveson inquiry, and through their elected representatives in parliament, the public have spoken.

Meanwhile, the polls are all over the place – this morning's Guardian/ICM poll gives the Tories a four-point lead but the Sun/YouGov poll gives them a 10-point lead.

Meanwhile, internet polls had the two parties virtually tied.