Sentence examples for poll spike from inspiring English sources

One party that has failed to enjoy a poll spike from the scandals is Internet-Mana.

The news will be welcomed by the Government, and help then regain ground after Maria Miller's resignation put an end to their post-budget poll spike.

Now that Trump is reportedly enjoying a post-Republican National Convention poll spike, a little levity goes a long way.

Thus they breathlessly report on every last gaffe and emotionally manipulative sound bite, every poll spike, every superficial accusation, with gleeful overkill, keeping us overly informed about nothing in particular, and at the same time they do their best to reduce the context of their reportage to the game itself.

The fact to remember about Mr. Huckabee's polling spike is that it occurred just after the G.O.P. YouTube debate on CNN, where Mr. Romney and Rudy Giuliani vied to spray the most spittle at illegal immigrants.

The government's popularity has slipped amid the febrile backdrop of Europe's migration crisis that has seen poll ratings spike for Geert Wilders and his far-right Freedom party.

These days, a politician's poll numbers spike in direct proportion to how much he or she promises to increase the minimum wage.

As the Kerry-led negotiations foundered, the Prime Minister's poll numbers spiked.

And, for good measure, the amount his administration has spent on polling has spiked 40% over his predecessor's ($4.4M vs. $3.1M).

His approval rating is rising, going to 40percentt from about 30percentt in one poll -- a spike some political figures here linked to an increase in government social spending and the growing fatigue in Venezuela over the lingering political morass.

Opinion polls showed a spike in his approval ratings.