Sentence examples for previously undecided from inspiring English sources

How do the previously undecided voters choose sides?

More than half the previously undecided voters failed to tune in to the debate at all.

But recent opinion polls suggest that previously undecided voters — possibly a third of the electorate — are leaning against the treaty.

Despite their relatively favourable evaluation of Salmond's performance, and despite the claims of the yes side that voters switch to them when they hear the arguments, previously undecided voters were twice as likely to switch to no than yes.

"And it's not just a hope," the Oscar-winning filmmaker said in a phone interview last week, describing focus groups in Michigan in April at which, after seeing the movie, previously undecided voters expressed eagerness to defeat Mr. Bush.

Romneybot 2000 having a meltdown: twitter.com/liberalease/st… October 17 , 20125.41am BST YouGov and Microsoft through XBox Live managed to track down previously undecided voters who were watching the debate via their console.

What's reported must still be factually correct, of course – we can't hop on the bandwagon of simply making things up – but it has to be delivered in the same kind of packages that appealed to all those previously undecideds ahead of the EU vote and the US election.

But Scott McLean, a professor of political science at Quinnipiac, said Mr. Franks's improvement had mainly come among Republicans who had previously been undecided.

This number increased to 37 (92%) post-intervention when two women who had previously been undecided chose VD (Table 2).

Other surveys indicate that of those voters who previously said they were undecided more are now saying no to the euro.Why the trend against it?

The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio had promised to pursue legal action if the Ohio heartbeat bill became law, but had previously said it was undecided about a legal challenge to the ban on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.