Sentence examples for polls apart from inspiring English sources

Even if all goes to plan and it probably will not the pot is a long way short of $40 billion.In this section The crash of a titan Polls apart Slowing charge In the stocks Leaks on tap The day of reckoning Eco-waverers Poverty's long farewell ReprintsIt is nearly six months since the IMF actually disbursed any cash to Ukraine.

On current trends it is likely to be missed, possibly by a wide margin.In this section The crash of a titan Polls apart Slowing charge In the stocks Leaks on tap The day of reckoning Eco-waverers Poverty's long farewell ReprintsBottom up Ending poverty" has a very specific definition in the World Bank's book.

It says the structure was designed to ensure other employees could not see what he earned, not to dodge tax.In this section The crash of a titan Polls apart Slowing charge In the stocks Leaks on tap The day of reckoning Eco-waverers Poverty's long farewell ReprintsThis debacle will not have a big financial impact.

But the eco-shoppers were also more likely to buy sweets, ice cream and crisps.In this section The crash of a titan Polls apart Slowing charge In the stocks Leaks on tap The day of reckoning Eco-waverers Poverty's long farewell ReprintsPsychologists call this sort of behaviour "moral licensing": the tendency to indulge yourself for doing something virtuous.

*On Polls Apart.

Six days later, Romney took the lead in the R.C.P. poll of polls, and, apart from a couple of days last week, he's held onto it ever since.

A Surprising Poll in Arizona Apart from the tracking polls, the only survey published as of our deadline on Saturday was one in Arizona.

Mr Cameron's spokeswoman commented that yesterday's polls had "blown apart Labour's strategy of presenting itself as the underdog".

In polls a day apart, Newsweek had Mr. Gore ahead of Mr. Bush among likely male voters, while Gallup had Mr. Bush ahead by 19 points.

The government has been behind in opinion polls since 2012, apart from a couple of months just after Napthine became premier, so it is not just Abbott's fault.

The unofficial truce between Trump and Cruz, who are running essentially neck-and-neck in Iowa according to the latest local polls, was torn apart by the billowing spat over whether or not Cruz is a "natural-born citizen" and thus eligible to run for the presidency.