Sentence examples for polling concluded from inspiring English sources

Her campaign, with its own polling, concluded the same thing.

As of Sunday at about 5 p.m., when the last poll finished, the conventional wisdom was 'Kerry's ahead.' " Defending his company's poll, Dick Bennett, president of the American Research Group, said Mr. Kerry's support plummeted extraordinarily after his polling concluded.

Yet as the Indian Express newspaper points out, the decision to continue broadcasting Mr Modi's speeches may contravene a section in the guidelines that prohibits display of "any election matter by means of cinematography, television or other similar apparatus" in the 48-hour period before polling concludes in an area.

Poll concluded: "It was a pity Dowd missed those few incidents because otherwise he refereed well".

The poll concluded Sunday, a day after the announcement that an agreement on Syria's chemical weapons had been reached.

But, with 46percentt of regular Democratic primary voters undecided, the poll concluded that the June 2018 primary remains wide open.

A recent opinion poll concluded that 63percentt of the French believed that their country was in decline.

A 2006 poll concluded that 22percentt of mankind smoked; 21percentt of Americans smoke, according to today's count.

In September, Iran's Fars News Agency copied a story from The Onion reporting that a poll concluded that rural white America preferred President Ahmadinejad to Obama.

The poll concluded on the day of the first presidential debate, in which Mr. Romney was viewed as having outperformed the president.

A recent BBC poll concluded that 57% of people do not mind who provides health care, as long as it is free.