Sentence examples for polling said from inspiring English sources

His own polling said uncertainty stalled energy investment and ratcheted up economic costs.

The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), which monitored the polling, said it "failed to meet many key OSCE commitments".

"In 1998, all the pre-election polling said that Golisano was draining more from Pataki's margin than from the Democrats," Mr. Miringoff said.

It hasn't been a decision made out of expediency or because polling said so, or because a shining orange figure visited Steve Hilton in a dream one night.

"Until Internet polling gets a decent sampling frame, telephone surveys are necessary, and we can't exclude cellphones from telephone polling," said Martin Frankel, a professor of statistics at Baruch College.

Informal polling, said Rob Ryan, a Shell vice president, showed that more than 80percentt of employees preferred moving back to New Orleans over staying in Houston, including those who had temporarily relocated to Houston.

The polling says "probably not".

What does your polling say?

Traditional polling, says Seibel, is accurate, but wildly expensive.

The answer is no, those polled said.

At least that's what the early polls said.