Sentence examples for representative poll from inspiring English sources

CBS commissioned what it called the first scientifically representative poll using the Internet.

"They're constant!" But there are major caveats to the study: Surveying users of a Web site for swingers does not compare to taking a nationally representative poll or conducting a community study.

To figure out what people actually think about the expression of emotion at work, Kreamer persuaded an advertising agency to help her conduct a nationally representative poll of 700 workers.

When the Pew Charitable Trusts conducted a nationally representative poll asking about the meaning of "the American dream," some typical answers included: "Being free to say or do what you want" and "Being free to accomplish almost anything you want with hard work;" but also "Being able to succeed regardless of the economic circumstances in which you were born".

What was described as a representative poll -- but with no margin of error or sample size given -- in the weekly Die Woche showed 69percentt support for a pause in the bombing and 55 percent opposed to the unquestioning backing that Mr. Schröder has given the United States.

He said: Our analysis of the referendum debate on twitter is not a a representative poll or a prediction of the result in September, but it allows us to see which issues gain traction with the online community, and which issues aren't addressed by the official campaigns.

This week's Newspoll is just one of several nationally representative polls fielded recently.

When we look at approval of a person's own representative, polls show 30pt or higher approval than that of the Congress as a whole.

The graph below shows the estimates produced by my poll-averaging algorithm, a statistical model for combining nationally representative polls to produce a dynamic, composite estimate of the state of public opinion at any given time.

This mapping tool aggregates data on financial distress at an individual level, from our monthly nationally representative polling of 2,000 UK consumers, to create estimates of financial distress at a neighbourhood, parliamentary constituency and regional level.

Ahead of final results, so-called "quick counts" by pollsters - which have been reliable in the past - are being released from some 2,000 representative polling stations around the country.