Sentence examples for poll evidence from inspiring English sources
Although women do, the poll evidence suggests, make up their minds later.
On poll evidence, a fifth of armed-forces officers favour joining as soon as possible, a quarter say no to membership at all.
Poll evidence suggests that privatisation has never been wildly popular, and that it has been getting less so as time goes by.
Those and similar findings, combined with poll evidence of a clear majority ready to accept compromise with Greece's creditors, suggest the government could have relatively little difficulty persuading the electorate to accept the solutions reportedly under consideration at the weekend.
The calculation – supported by plenty of poll evidence – is that there is an abiding communitarian spirit in the country that will respond to a genuine commitment to promoting solidarity and shared success rather than putting individual aspiration first.
Again on poll evidence, most Italians do not give a damn.And then look at the public view of him and of his rival, Francesco Rutelli, a former mayor of Rome.
Opinion-poll evidence, though skimpy, suggests it has picked up support since then.
There is at least one bit of bad news in the opinion-poll evidence and primary results.
But so too were young adults, despite opinion-poll evidence of their growing indifference towards the monarchy and all its works.
POETS, songwriters and left-wing politicians hate the idea, but for decades opinion-poll evidence has been clear: money buys happiness and the richer you are, the more likely you are to express satisfaction with your life.
Even if Mr Nader does not look the force he seemed to be four years ago, even if he looks ever more the self-publicist and ever less the idealist, he can still do Mr Kerry harm.Begin with the opinion-poll evidence.
