Sentence examples for rather undecided from inspiring English sources

For a first interpretation a vertical line is drawn between the share of respondents that (strongly) agree to the statement and those that (strongly) disagree or are rather undecided.

Both groups were rather undecided about guidelines that were evidence based and developed by a governmental institution (mean Tot. 3.03, Dis-Gr 2.99, Agr-Gr 3.11, p = 0.28).

In addition, the number of voters who considered Obama to be a "safe" choice grew, indeed mostly among decided independent and Democratic voters, rather than undecided voters or Republicans who flipped to Obama.

I am not surprised that a majority of the listening audience votes for "undecided" rather than "for" or "against".

Other polls, conducted among a broader group of voters rather than just undecided ones, suggested a smaller margin for the president.

In the final week, both candidates are concentrating mostly on getting their loyal supporters to the polls rather than swaying undecided voters.

Midterm elections are usually decided by getting the party faithful out to vote on Election Day, rather than persuading undecideds.

However, the challenger's gains have come mainly from undecided voters rather than from the incumbent himself.

However, that was mostly because he earned his share of undecided voters rather than there being any last-minute rebound toward him.

It doesn't seem likely that the (rather small) margin of undecided voters will break late toward the incumbent when they are convinced that the nation is headed in the wrong direction.

In each of the marginal seats polled by the ACTU there was a primary vote swing of between 2% and 4% against the sitting Coalition MP, but in most cases voters had switched to the Greens or the undecided column rather than to Labor.