Sentence examples for polling lag from inspiring English sources
It's possible that there is a polling lag and his numbers will shoot down further, but the evidence that Obamacare has resulted in a major downturn in the president's public approval simply isn't there – yet.
Despite the poll lag, such encounters continue to encourage Huntman, who insists his party have "a real opportunity" in Castle Point (he happens to have timed how long it takes to get to Westminster: 50 minutes).
And even tracking polls lag behind the public's actual feelings.
So, results have less volatility than some other polls, but that also means the poll lags somewhat in responding to major campaign events.
Mr. Obama's Gallup approval rating averaged about 44 percent in Gallup polling throughout 2011, so Nevada lagged 3 points behind the national trend.
Using historical data from the Roper Center's polling archives, Warshaw found that the American Health Care Act's average approval numbers lagged significantly behind polling on everything from Bill Clinton's failed 1993 attempt at health care reform to the 2008 bank bailout.
Although the pace of polling still lags well behind that of 2008, we're going to start seeing days like this more often once we get past the party conventions.
But while public opinion has changed in favor of gay rights over the past two decades, those attitudes are often not reflected in public policy, because the views of lawmakers, polls suggest, lag behind the public, and not just among social conservatives who have long opposed elements of the gay rights agenda on moral grounds.
Polling always lags reality, meaning that the effect of the Billy Bush/Donald Trump tape and the second debate are not reflected in today's data one tiny bit.
But Mr. Huckabee has not yet registered in double digits in national polls and lags way behind in fund-raising.
With his personal poll ratings lagging his rivals, Mr Miliband said it was the party's "duty... not to shrink from the fight, not to buckle under the pressure but to win".
