Sentence examples for poor polls from inspiring English sources

They say that when the police found them, those poor polls were un-skewed beyond recognition.

It was poor polls which led to the 55-year-old Queenslander being knifed during his first term in office - an unprecedented event in Australia.

The most unambiguously bearish sign for Mr. Romney are the poor polls he has been getting in swing states from pollsters that use a thorough methodology and include cellphones in their samples.

This was an unusually interesting speech, especially during this dreary runup to a general election struggle between a pair of mainstream parties spooked by poor polls, fast-changing politics and insurgent forces to left and right.

The result has been a slew of poor polls and the choice of radical Wisconsin congressman Paul Ryan as a "game-changing" running-mate (reminding everyone of the dynamic that prompted John McCain to take a risk on Sarah Palin in 2008).

In his keynote speech, the Lib Dem leader dismissed poor polls and insisted that the party's "resilience" had helped the economic recovery.

Undelighted by the Labour attack lines and the poor polling, today he changes his target.

Third, factor in the party's nervousness engendered by Miliband's poor poll ratings.

Ms. King said she found Mrs. Bachmann's poor poll results "disappointing".

That, she hopes, is how the party will reverse its poor poll showings.

Despite the poor polling, Bowen remained confident of Labor's chances.