Sentence examples for poll reporting from inspiring English sources

The presidential campaign has alienated many Peruvians, with a recent poll reporting 31percentt of voters are planning to spoil their ballots in protest.

When the president, Christian Wulff, described Islam in a speech as belonging to Germany in a manner similar to what he called its Judeo-Christian foundations, the newspaper Bild published a poll reporting that 66 percent rejected that view.

The news was even worse that Sunday morning as the prime minister came down to breakfast with the Queen – on the day that the banner headline in the Sunday Times declared "Yes vote leads in Scots poll", reporting the shock YouGov survey putting independence in the lead for the first time.

Is it possible that the latest Gallup Poll reporting that just 28percentt of Americans have a favorable impression of the Republican Party and more than one-quarter of Republicans (27percentt) viewed their own party unfavorably will serve as a wake-up call?

I wince every time I read poll reports that use the phrase "margin of error".

A 2012 poll reported that 35% of respondents thought climate scientists untrustworthy.

By 1977, a Gallup poll reported that 4 percent of Americans said they practiced T.M.

A new poll reports that the president edges out the G.O.P. on helping small businesses.

But watching television remains Americans' prime pastime at night, a Gallup Poll reported in March 1999.

A 2003 poll reports that 57percentt of Long Islanders nearing retirement plan to remain here.

The poll reported having a margin of error of two percentage points.