Sentence examples for personal polls from inspiring English sources

Miliband, suffering dire personal polls, said he relished the coming contest with Cameron: "If they want to have a debate about leadership and character – be my guest.

He said: "What David Cameron doesn't tell you is that he thinks the only way for Britain to win is for you to lose". Miliband, suffering dire personal polls, said he relished the coming contest with Cameron: "If they want to have a debate about leadership and character – be my guest.

His personal poll numbers are dire.

The faithful largely like Ed Miliband, but they worry about him and his dismal personal poll ratings.

But perhaps she's worried about Ed Miliband's personal poll ratings, which continue to be poor?

It is not news that Cameron has a stronger personal poll rating than Miliband.

Miliband, facing a personal poll slide among Labour supporters, dismissed criticism of his own leadership as "part of the gig".

Nick Clegg is emerging from the 2009 elections as a strengthened figure and his personal poll ratings are reflecting that.

So confident were the Tories that the Labour leader's dismal personal poll rating would translate into votes that they made attacking Miliband a central campaign theme.

His personal poll ratings slipped steadily during the first half of 2000, when Portugal held the rotating presidency of the European Union.

Like all the senior politicians associated with the bailout, Mr Venizelos' personal poll ratings are poor, and Pasok was drubbed in the elections.