Sentence examples for polls of three from inspiring English sources

New Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News polls of three swing states offer a view of the competition for control of the Senate.

In recent polls of three battleground states, Colorado, Virginia and Wisconsin, fewer than 10 percent of voters in each state said national security was the most important issue to them, ranking below the economy, deficit and health care.

And (timing!) his supporters are happily pointing to new Quinnipiac polls of three key swing states, which show — for a change — that a Republican is running neck-and-neck with Hillary Clinton.

That is a huge fall against the 81m Google Maps mobile users it had there at its peak in September last year, according to ComScore, a market research company, which produced the figures from regular polls of thousand of users.

Roughly a month from now Wales will be voting in the European elections, beginning a two-year period when polls of one sort or another will come relatively thick and fast.

I take an exhaustive, scientific poll of three friends.

The results of a poll of three PR kingpins are inconclusive.

But an informal polling of three N.B.A. front office people yielded a consensus that he would be a top-five pick whenever he decided to come to America.

He was voted the sexiest player of the 2003 World Cup and according to a loose straw poll of three women, conducted exclusively for the purposes of this article, has only improved with age.

An opinion poll of three marginal Victorian seats released this week by Environment Victoria found concern overall about climate change at 78%, and support for shutting Hazelwood "in the next few years" at 77%.

Suffolk University's polling of three bellwether counties on January 18 had Brown leading Coakley by double-digit margins.