Sentence examples for network exit from inspiring English sources

The network exit poll confirmed that Santorum had built up some late momentum.

(Not the network exit poll, which initially showed Clinton defeating Sanders by just four percentage points: that was way off).

Take African-American voters: according to the network exit poll, Clinton got eighty-eight per cent of the black vote.

Pre-election polling, and television network exit polls in recent contests, have shown that no Democratic presidential candidate since Mr. Johnson has captured a majority of white support.

It is generally seen as a more comprehensive survey than network exit polls to determine the exact composition of the electorate.

In the November election in Louisiana, Landrieu got just eighteen per cent of the white vote, according to a network exit polls.

After all, the network exited the online-business-news business when Dow Jones purchased MarketWatch.com in 2004.

Better news than the misleading drop-off in breach reports, says Ponemon, is the steady increase in the use of technology like encryption and data loss prevention (DLP) software, which guards network exits like e-mail and USB ports to block the leakage of sensitive data.

For example, since network exits the leading edge more efficiently, the peak of the F-actin density at the leading edge is much lower and wider than in Case-0 (compare Fig. 3-D and Fig. 5-D).

The network's exit was the final nail in the coffin for Phones4u after its biggest rivals, Vodafone and O2, ceased business with the retailer earlier in 2014.

The retinal vasculature is imaged through the intact cornea, and adoptively transferred leukocytes may be tracked as they enter through the retinal artery, traverse the capillary network, and exit through the retinal vein.