Sentence examples for polls based upon from inspiring English sources

But persistent questions about the role of religion in Romney's life, as well as Southern Baptist minister and former Governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee's rise in the polls based upon an explicitly Christian-themed campaign, led to the December 6, 2007, "Faith in America" speech.

I also wonder why you would continually criticize random sample polling by a reputable pollster, which is what the March 2013 AFT poll was based upon, yet at the same time you conclude the comments on Diane Ravitch's blog are a far better sampling.

This is not the first time that polls would have gone wrong in the Deep South, which is why we warned you to take polls and projections based upon them with a grain of salt.

Later that summery late October week, I tooled the dog around the neighborhood's cul-de-sacs and conducted an informal poll of Nashville based upon the neighbors' front yards: approximately 96 voters for Clinton, two for Johnson, one for Stein, and one inflatable Dracula, goofily waving his black-robed, air-filled arms.

And as to whether or not I make decisions based upon polls, I don't.

From The New York Times of April 14, transcript of President Bush's press conference: "As to whether or not I make decisions based upon polls, I don't.

And Don, you know if I tried to fine tune my messages based upon polls I think I'd be pretty ineffective.

Mr. Attorney General, do you make decisions at the Justice Department based upon the polls?

This discussion, of course, also has implications for the FiveThirtyEight forecast model, which is based upon the polls.

The new approach is based upon multiple polling intervals.

The Scouts said that the new policy was based upon extensive polling of its membership as well as of its sponsors and others involved in Scouting.