Sentence examples for reliability of polls from inspiring English sources

Polling experts over the years have emphasized the volatility and lower reliability of polls in primaries, as opposed to those in general elections.

Our special issue "The Way We Live Now" prompted a spirited debate about the reliability of polls.

Based on the historical reliability of polls, we put the chance that they will be biased enough to elect Mr. Romney at 16 percent.

Recent polls suggest that, with the Greens staying neutral, Mr Serra will win a majority of Ms Silva's votes.Attempts to predict the result are complicated by worries about the reliability of polls.

Reliability of polls: Harry Enten, FiveThirtyEight; Nate Cohn, the New York Times.

-David Folkenflik interviews Jennifer Dineen and Ann Selzer on the reliability of polls and their impact on public opinion.

Reliable Sources Eric Cantor's primary defeat, reliability of polling; crisis in Iraq; mass shootings; Hillary Clinton's potential presidential bid in 2016.

Government officials, though, have cast doubts on the reliability of the polls, saying the owners of the polling companies maintain close ties with opposition leaders.

And while the phone polls still show a lead for remain, with the online polls much closer and significant doubts about the reliability of all polls whatever the methodology, financial markets remain very jittery about the possibility of a 'leave' win," said economists at Daiwa Capital Markets in London in a note to clients.

THE reliability of opinion polls is doubtful but an alternative means exists for predicting the outcome of America's election.

As always, questions can be raised about the reliability of the polls, and there's more than three months to go until Election Day.