Sentence examples for one polled from inspiring English sources

Of the proposals still under serious consideration in Congress, only one polled badly: the Republican plan to repeal the corporate alternative minimum tax and allow some of the nation's largest corporations to claim immediate refunds totaling billions of dollars from past liabilities under the tax.

"Each election district is entitled to only one polling place," said the executive director, Daniel DeFrancesco.

With all but one polling place reporting, Woodfin defeated Bell 58 to 41percentt.

In addition, focusing too much on one poll means missing out on a bigger picture.

Don't focus too much on one poll - Andrew Gelman: "Preelection polls jump all over the place.

(On Monday, one poll showed Moore with a narrowing, eight-point lead over Strange).

Caution is always in order when it comes to interpreting small differences on just one poll result, but we have more than one poll to consider.

(According to one poll published on Friday, 72% of Israelis want change).

Come on, you might object,that's just one poll.

"There's only one poll that matters, and that's on 18 September".

One poll even gave Mr Gore a 2% lead on the back of a strong 48 hours of polling.