Sentence examples for poll statistics from inspiring English sources

His poll statistics dropped into single figures just a few months ago.

Some of them support an utterly marginal left-wing politician named Gilberto Rincon Gallardo, whose poll statistics hover around 2percentt.

But many millions of people in Mexico will always have a place in their hearts for the wronged and defrauded hero of 1988, and his poll statistics began to rise.

Bershidsky says he does not believe the poll statistics, and thinks a great deal of people plan to leave, though he concedes that "the Crimea thing has caused an outbreak of sick 'patriotism' and some people who used to be normal caught the disease".

The party spent nine months writing a manifesto, one insider says, "and managed to come up with just one policy that wins votes, two which lose votes and about 7,000 policies about which no one gives a flying f…" It is unusual, in a book by two academics, to find passages where four-letter words outnumber opinion poll statistics.

What is particularly distressing about these particular poll statistics is that more respondents expressed concern about false claims of assault and harassment than expressed concern about women actually experiencing sexual harassment or assault in the workplace.

They know polling statistics.

The problem is that the Republican Party is more concerned with polling statistics than with real people.

Here is an antiwar play that demands reflection on a level deeper than polls, statistics and instant analysis.

I need no polls, statistics or surveys to know that the least attentive and most distracted drivers are those speaking on cell phones.

The prosecutors also discounted the results of a public opinion poll conducted by the defense by presenting their own polling statistics that showed that only 35.5percentt of potential jurors "report having formed an opinion about this case".