Sentence examples for minute polling from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, following an extensive day of research (a five minute polling of my inner circle of friends), none of them were aware such KFC build-outs existed.

After a few minutes, poll the class and fill in a similar chart on the board, analyzing the rankings as they unfold.

Some last minute polls suggest the Democrats' national lead had narrowed from a double-digit margin to just six or seven percentage points.

It's a tried and trusted message which worked in the independence referendum in Quebec when a last minute poll lead for Yes was transformed into a narrow No.

Second, until the last minute, polls in the UK predicted that "remain" would win in the Brexit vote.

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania contacted me (and others in this business) seeking my probabilistic forecasts for battleground states; I'm more happy to send these along and will do so after one last look at any last minute polls released tomorrow morning.

Despite last minute opinion polling showing a swing to remain just 16,141,241 people to remain a member of the EU, compared to 17,410,742 who voted to leave.

Yet despite last minute opinion polling showing a swing to remain, 17,410,742 compared to 16,141,241 decided to end Britain's relationship with the EU.

The company's AI-powered chatbox enabled users to access up-to-the-minute polling data and analysis during the 2016 election.

That's how much extra he spent in a single afternoon — on Election Day 2001 — when last-minute polling suggested he needed to galvanize every one of his potential supporters.

Last-minute polling before voting booths opened put Tsipras a point or two ahead of his centre-right rival, Vangelis Meimarakis of New Democracy, but the advantage was within pollsters' margins of error.