Sentence examples for polling coverage from inspiring English sources
But polling coverage is not hard news, it is entertainment disguised as hard news.
Political polling coverage is actually a step removed in a way that analysis of sporting statistics is not.
Ask students to start following daily tracking polls by Nate Silver, a polling analyst who blogs for The Times, as well as other polling coverage by The Times and Real Clear Politics.
As VICE editor Hannah Ewens notes in her Snapchat polling coverage of teen Xanax use, a survey like this is not the most rigorous method of data collection.
Using the guide we lay out below, you can save thousands of characters in your polling coverage this year, simply by deploying a few handy symbols that can serve as permanent stand-ins for those sentence-long concepts you would otherwise have to repeat, again and again and again, for the next two years.
It's not that difficult a concept to understand, but to ensure you're fully abreast of the nuances, we've included a short guide to AV with our poll coverage on page 4 today.
Even throughout this year while I was writing against them and arguing with friends about how pointless the polls coverage was, I would check the 538 website to see what the percentages were.
"In December," writes Cato fellow Trevor Thrall, "Trump appeared in twice as many stories as both Ted Cruz, his closest competitor in both the polls and coverage, and President Obama.
As I've mentioned repeatedly in these pages, it is close to pointless to use today's polls or coverage to predict what will happen in November (or even at the end of the GOP primary).
I pray exit polls and coverage of the primaries will soon offer a more detailed, nuanced and accurate look at voters and the roles religion may play in voting preferences.
Michael R. Kagay, who directs the News Survey Department of The New York Times, said that The Times has a policy of minimizing the horse-race aspect of its polls in its coverage, and focusing on what polls show about the attitudes of the electorate.
