Sentence examples for polled about from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, of all the key issues polled about, respondents expressed a very high level of corroboration (73percentt) with Trump's stance on one particular issue: "the need to change Washington".

The new survey, which polled about 5,000 people and was published by the Open University and funded by the UK's Economic and Social Research Council, was aimed at finding out how modern couples maintain their relationships despite challenges, according to The Independent.

Deadheads have often been polled about their favorite show, through fanzines and Web sites.

He polled about 1% of the vote but he made an impression.

Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush have each polled about one-quarter of the overall vote.

Among almost every group, Mr. Romney actually polled about the same in Arizona as he did in Michigan.

The N.R.C.C. had done polling about the race and started a Web site, WordswithElizabeth.com, that painted Ms. Colbert Busch as a liberal.

But on the Republican side, they seem to poll about the same.

The New York Fed polls about 150 factories each month and typically gets 100 responses.

Public opinion polling about gun policy is routinely conducted and often disregarded.

He's polling about 10percentt nationally, and is behind even John Kasich and Jeb! Bush in New Hampshire.