Sentence examples for responded to a poll from inspiring English sources
It is telling that fully 79% of Wall Street workers who responded to a poll by eFinancialCareers.com said they received a bonus for 2008, despite the carnage.
"Owning a VW Is Like Being in Love," Popular Mechanics titled an article in 1956 after readers had responded to a poll in "the most enthusiastic" manner "ever".
Only three weeks ago, 77% of Israelis responded to a poll commissioned by Haaretz saying they were satisfied with the way Netanyahu was conducting the Gaza offensive.
By 2014, the web technology was in use in 100,000 classrooms around the world, and some 10 million people had responded to a Poll Everywhere question.
"She doesn't have the ability to speak for us all". Polls in the student paper registered minuscule support for Fernandes, and nearly two-thirds of faculty members who responded to a poll said she was "unacceptable". Some people were angry that despite that message, she was chosen by the board.
About 74% of the 147 parents who responded to a poll indicated that they want to keep the Indian mascot, Principal Sara Cairns said.
an interior decorator from Tempe, Ariz., responding to a poll.
They were responding to a poll conducted by the Poetry Society for this year's Poetry Day.
When a candidate is losing, his or her supporters are less likely to respond to a poll.
The Budweiser spot was also deemed the "most memorable" by readers responding to a poll during the game on nytimes.com.
Responding to a poll a Scottish Labour Spokesperson said: "If this poll is repeated on election day the SNP will be delighted, but David Cameron will be ecstatic.
