Sentence examples for polling operations from inspiring English sources

Campus polling operations have developed gradually.

To be sure, campus polling operations have developed gradually.

Lacking the resources to start polling operations without network partners, newspapers became subscribers to the service.

Ashcroft, who backed Brexit, remains an influential figure in Tory politics through his polling operations and ownership of the website ConservativeHome.

"So in 1984 all of the networks went in for huge exit polling operations" and maintained those operations in 1988, Mr. Plissner recalled in an interview.

Good-government groups and other news organizations have complained that by effectively reducing the number of Election Day projection and polling operations, the networks created more room for error.

But Lee M. Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion, a polling operation, remembers thinking that the governor seemed a touch off.

To be sure, no campus polling operation has earned a regional and even national reputation as fast as the Quinnipiac College Poll, which was begun in 1990.

Mr. McCain has accused the Bush polling operation of spreading negative information about Mr. McCain, rather than truly trying to survey South Carolina voters.

What Rutgers came up with -- and what half a dozen other colleges and universities in New York and Connecticut have also done -- was to begin a public opinion polling operation.

"There is a gender gap," said Geoffrey Garin, who heads the Clark campaign's polling operation, though Mr. Garin did not give out numbers.