Sentence examples for polling of from inspiring English sources

Polling of senior party members was also done before the 2007 congress.

Polling of the presidential race in Virginia has been particularly volatile.

Recent polling of Latino voters attests to the obstacles Mr. Romney faces.

Rather, he was selected through a broader polling of party officials.

Nice of ESPN to conduct this polling of American common sense for us.

But during a polling of the jurors, one said he had voted guilty "with reservations".

"We had never leaked polling of this kind before," said an insider.

Further reflection suggests that the idea is about more than periodic polling of the people.

And the leaders of resident welfare associations have been conducting some informal polling of voting patterns in their areas.

In Mr Haime's polling of Peronist sympathisers, Mr Menem's 17% approval rating is broadly similar to that of his rivals.

You can easily imagine what Dostoevsky would make of modern sociology, psychology, advertising techniques, war games, polling of any sort.