Sentence examples for polls yes from inspiring English sources

"If you look at the polls, yes, Russians at first glance seem broadly supportive of the war, but that's propaganda.

Polls (yes, the 100th Day polls are out — who cares if Friday was only the 95th day?) show that roughly two-thirds of the public approves of the job Mr. Obama is doing.

I've thought for a while that Romney is on track for an extremely narrow win, but the latest round of swing-state polls — yes, their probably-flawed samples and all — suggest that he may well be on pace for a narrow loss instead.

The Polls: Yes, Obama's approval rating in the closely watched Gallup tracking poll has rebounded from the lows it plumbed during the summer debt-ceiling crisis.

Paul's campaign polling (yes, I know, it's their own polling, but I can't find another recent poll with the similar questions) shows that "Paul is the preferred second choice for a plurality of Newt Gingrich and Santorum voters".

Overall, 4 in 10 Americans hold this opinion, an increased from an August poll (yes, there was one) showing only a quarter of voters felt that way.

On Friday, Rasmussen Reports released a poll (yes, it comes with caveats regarding methodology) showing Giuliani at 19percentt support in Florida, a state once thought of as a lock for Hizzoner.

Poll after poll (and, yes, they can be wrong and are only snapshots) suggests that.

Despite a string of negative polls, a yes remains possible.

A few months ago, polls showed "yes" votes for the amendment 30 points ahead.

People might say in the polls, 'Oh, yes, I'm very concerned about budget deficits.' But does it change people's voting patterns?