Sentence examples for repeat poll from inspiring English sources

Although a second election is difficult to trigger because of the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act introduced by the last government (see Q&A, below), the chances of a repeat poll are increasing.

Even when you take away the extremes (people that make lots of polls), many people are repeat poll makers.

Since the government shutdown, repeated polls have shown how unpopular it is.

From around 2005 repeated polls indicated flagging support for him personally and for his organisation.

Repeated polls suggest that she may well repeat her father's feat in 2002 by securing a place in the run-off at next year's presidential election.

"Repeated polling over the past decade has shown that two-thirds of this country already supports same-sex marriage," Thorpe said, after ordering a piccolo.

Given repeated polls showing that Americans believe, rightly or wrongly, that trade agreements cost jobs, this measure is likely to be a major election issue in 2002.

Repeated polls suggest that a clear majority of the population in these three countries badly want Scotland to remain within the UK.

The next day, President Obama, perhaps buoyed by repeated polls showing support for same-sex marriage nationally, announced his personal support for it.

But repeated polls suggest that there is no clear candidate among Labour's senior figures who could be guaranteed to turn the party's position around if he or she took over as prime minister.

The tussle highlighted the long-established but increasingly troubled symbiosis between church and state in Europe that, repeated polls have shown, grows more secular-minded as each generation moves further away from the church.