Sentence examples for of a single polling from inspiring English sources

First minister Alex Salmond, riding the crest of a potentially historic wave launched by the explosive findings of a single polling company, YouGov – which gave a lead for yes at the weekend – accused Osborne of "a panicky last-minute measure because the yes campaign is winning on the ground".

The projection: I'm very reluctant to lean on a single poll of a state.

But the gains that he made on Monday in particular were all because of a single poll.

Neither campaign, probably, should change its strategy in the state on the basis of a single poll there.

Finally, we should be careful not to make too much out of a single poll.

On Election Day, Fox News was already focused on the presence of members of the organization at a single polling station in Philadelphia.

It was always expected that in separatist strongholds such as Slavyansk there would be no voting but, more surprisingly, in Donetsk, a city of close to 1m people, not a single polling station opened.

Ms. Matthews said that instead of commissioning a single poll or focus group among women, she was seeking "longer-term engagement" with a group of women, creating a relationship with them over a period of time to better assess what shapes their political views.

There has been concern that a single poll of voters would reduce the quantity and accuracy of data.

Unlike in the months leading to the fall of Thatcher there is not a single poll suggesting that an alternative leader would improve Labour's prospects.

One proposed solution that members of both parties and the news executives supported was to require a single poll-closing time of 9 p.m., Eastern time, across the country in presidential elections.