Sentence examples for polling measures from inspiring English sources

In California, Alan Zorfas, the president of the market research firm Motista, found a way to explain how President Obama — on the wrong side of so many traditional polling measures, like right-track-wrong track and the economy — was able to defy gravity.

June 2014 polling measured the split at 57% to 39%, calling the invasion a mistake.

But in the last year, by almost any polling measure, Palestinians have become more militant.

The estimate of the average error in the firm's polls measures how far off the polls were in either direction, on average.

In contrast, the estimate of the average error in the firm's polls measures how far off the firm's polls were in either direction, on average.

On both the fundraising and national poll measures, Hillary Clinton (should she run), is likely to be a very strong favourite for the Democrats in 2016.

Just as a political poll measures a candidate's hold on the public, the future pool reflects who's up and who's down in the race to the Derby.

The rolling poll measures sentiment during the two-week convention season by polling over the previous four days.

CNN's polling director, Keating Holland, cautions that the poll measures which voters are likely to turn out in November, but that a runoff electorate could look different.

But beyond organizational, boots-on-the-ground mechanics, the straw poll measures precisely nothing of any real-world value (or even political-world value, for that matter).

A new Gallup poll measures Americans' belief in the origin of human beings, and how this belief correlates with church attendance, political party affiliation and education level.