Sentence examples for primary exit from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year, primary exit polls revealed that Trump voters were, in fact, more affluent than most Americans, with a median household income of $72,000 – higher than that of Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders supporters.
If an IPO is not a realistic long-term option, the remaining primary exit option has typically been a sale to another company (a strategic buyer, in venture parlance).
Most Republican primary exit polls had no breakdown for nonwhite voters.
She has other problems, including the consensus from primary exit polls that she's considered to be a liar.
The Chobani story comes at a time when the economic plight of the middle class is fueling strong interest by voters according to primary exit polls.
Furthermore, the primary exit route for bacteria out of the lower respiratory tract is impeded by the endotracheal tube, patient sedation, and a reliance on mechanical suctioning rather than spontaneous coughing.
Hospital guards at the building's four primary exits were notified by radio around noon, Mr. Kell said, and hospital officers began searching the building, and nurses on the floor checked to see if the baby had been taken for a bath or treatment by a pediatrician.
The popularity of Bernie Sanders among young female voters has contributed to his victory in the New Hampshire primary, an exit poll has revealed.
Independents, those voters who are registered in neither party, can vote in either the Republican or the Democratic primary, and exit polls indicated that those voters had been crucial in Mr. McCain's astonishing sweep.
Upstate New York in early February?" Mr. Lenski is executive vice president of Edison Media Research, which, with Mitofsky International, will be conducting Primary Day exit polls for the major television networks and The Associated Press.
In today's primary, early exit poll results showed about one-quarter of voters said there was a union member in their household, and about one in seven said they were a union member themselves.
