Sentence examples for polling services from inspiring English sources

As well as bolstering the input from the Australian strategist, the lucrative contract secures polling services from his business partner Mark Textor, who was in London this week, and support from a team of staff.

As well as bolstering the input from the Australian strategist, the lucrative contract secures polling services from his Sydney-based business partner Mark Textor, who was in London last week, and support from a team of staff.

Other new Facebook products today include brand awareness optimization bidding; polling services coming to mobile; and — in one more push to enhance and expand video inventory — adding videos to the carousel format Facebook introduced earlier this year.

Sick of the poor analytics, lack of geographical information and little vote analysis on industry leaders like Poll Daddy, Schaechter built GoPollGo to maximize what he felt was the potential of polling services.

Even real estate mogul Donald Trump spent $28,000 on polling services, though he says he doesn't "want a pollster" (since if the pollster were "so good," he'd be running for office himself).

Chief among the expenses that Ms. Sears had reported last year were $24,639 in charges from Parkside, a political consulting firm that advises many local campaigns; $16,900 billed by Todd Sears; $16,396 billed by his brother Stuart, as their mother's campaign manager; and $12,500 worth of polling services.

Rentrak's cinema exit polling service has revealed that 94% of audience members are grading the film as either excellent or very good.

"I was shocked when I heard she would be running for re-election," said Jim Kane, director of Florida Voter, a political news and polling service.

"I would say the state budget and economy and how it affects things like education may end up at the top of the list," said Jim Kane, director of the Florida Voter Poll, a political news and polling service.

"There is no question that a lot of Republican activists -- conservative, moderate, you name it -- think the world of her," said Jim Kane, director of Florida Voter, a nonpartisan political news and polling service.

Jim Kane, director of Florida Voter, a nonpartisan political news and polling service, said the governor's attention to sparsely populated regions showed that his priority was to soothe the shaken and displaced.