Sentence examples for on polls of from inspiring English sources
It does this by surveying experts and relying on polls of business owners and individuals.
Happiness level is based on polls of citizens, with a 10 indicating perfect bliss.
Institutional Investor rankings are based not on the accuracy of predictions, but on polls of institutional investors and these investors all loved Jack.
The report was based on polls of almost 200 careers advisers from the National Careers Service and over 2,000 jobseekers.
Our analysis draws on polls of Cuban Americans 18 years and older conducted in 2000 and 2007 by the Institute for Public Opinion Research and the Cuban Research Institute of Florida International University (FIU) (Cuban Research Institute, 2015).
For this reason, this review focused on polls of national adult samples.
Synchronization among the PEs is based on polling of a shared memory space.
The campaign commissioned a YouGov study based on polling of 26,000 people in the hope of persuading Labour MPs to vote for a second referendum if May's Brexit deal is rejected and the party cannot force a general election.
spent $69,000 on polling out of the $2.1 million he raised, and has nary a bump in the polls to show for it.
It is bad enough to focus on one poll when 20 of them are published on a given day.
He published Birdsong, set in wartime France, two years later, and it went on to sell more than three million copies and features on several polls of Britain's favourite books.
