Sentence examples for question of polls from inspiring English sources

Beyond the question of polls, Mr. Huckabee clearly struck a chord with voters, and Iowa voters have a history of being unsettled by negative advertisements, a sentiment that Mr. Huckabee was presumably trying to fan on Monday.

It's not a question of poll taxes and trying to figure out how many bubbles there are in a bar of soap".

First and foremost the question of the poll that you are referring to goes like this: "Ukraine and Russia must unite into a single state".

The question about whom they would most like to see elected mayor in 2013, was posed to respondents as one question of the poll, and was a kind of horse-race political question with a bit of name recognition in the mix, as the survey interviewer named eight people who might make a run.

There are many reasons to question the accuracy of polls.

Other Weprin supporters questioned the usefulness of polls in the race.

This inevitably raises the important question of whether the polls will do so again in 2015.

The polling expert, Mark Schulman, president of the American Association of Public Opinion Researchers, noted that the first four questions of the poll mentioned the First Amendment, and he said the poll tended to lead the respondents "into a trap".

The survey also showed that solid majorities — more than 70percentt — opposed letting Internet providers charge websites or streaming video services "extra for faster speeds ('fast lanes')." Questions surrounding the wording of polling questions is what drove PPC to equip survey-takers with fleshed-out arguments from supporters and opponents of the FCC rules.

Wacky poll: Dan Patrick's poll question of the day Tuesday on his radio show and Web site was: Who was the greatest Los Angeles Laker of all time?

A variety of explanations have emerged from the polling industry to try to answer the challenging question of why so many polls were so wrong in the 2015 campaign.