Sentence examples for research polling from inspiring English sources

By contrast, in Pew Research polling conducted between 1987 and 1996, John Paul II was consistently rated favorably by upwards of nine-in-ten U.S. Catholics.

The money has been used not only for ads aimed specially at young people, but also for research, polling, Internet campaigns and other ways of helping people to stop smoking or persuading them not to start.

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.

"I believe that George Gallup hit it on the head when he said that public research polling was the voice of the silent majority," said Janice Ballou, director of the Center for Public Interest Polling at the Eagleton Institute.

In Pew Research polling in 2001, Americans opposed gay marriage 57percentto35percentcent.

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

However it's worth flagging that the research polled far fewer consumers in Argentina and the U.K. (760 and 2,731, respectively) so the margin of error is likely to be higher.

The research polled 20 men who have received treatment for depression and asked them about experiences in therapy.

(All Zogby Research polls can be found at www.zogbyresearchservices.com; pre-2011 Zogby International polls can be found at www.aaiusa.org).

In Pew Research polls taken in early and mid-December, just 40percentt of adults expected the president and Congress to reach a deal.

The point of contention is that a large proportion of marketing research, and even polling research, is not conducted with probability samples.