Sentence examples for research poll from inspiring English sources

A recent Pew research poll found that 80% of African American and 50% of Hispanic Americans felt the Michael Brown killing raised important issues worthy of discussion.

Surveys from Public Policy Polling and Rasmussen Reports pegged crossover turnout at 36 percent, American Research Group at 37 percent and a Mitchell Research poll at 19 percent.

A Pew research poll published in July 2008, before the elections, revealed that Obama was more popular in Europe than any other continent, including North America.

Yet consider a Pew research poll indicating that while 9 in 10 Americans hold a favorable perception of the military, fewer than half would recommend military service to a young person.

But responses to the Global Drug Survey, an annual academic research poll with more than 7,000 UK respondents, suggest Silk Road is merely the most visible aspect of a much wider phenomenon.

A Kapa research poll published in the Sunday Vima newspaper showed that 72% wanted the country to strike a deal with creditors, versus 23% who were in favour of a clash.

The research polled 3,001 health and social care workers directly involved in patient care.

According to Pew Research polls conducted each year, support for same-sex marriage has increased to 62 percent from 43 percent among Democrats since 2001.

But another critical group that the party is making a play for -- swing-vote suburban women -- heavily favor stem cell research, polls show.

You don't come up with her anti-Trump strategy without having a lot of resources devoted to opposition research, polling, focus groups, and messaging.

Re "Taymor Tries to Reclaim a Reputation" (Arts pages, June 20): In the 1990s, Garth Drabinsky, the producer of "Ragtime," forced the show's authors to rewrite it according to market research polls.