Sentence examples for responding to polls from inspiring English sources

Although widely supported by voters responding to polls, the Conservative's aggressive attack against a minority culture has drawn strong condemnation from opposition politicians and others.

Asked about the poll results, Edward Skyler, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's press secretary, said, "The mayor is more interested in improving education than responding to polls".

Three-quarters of Californians, responding to polls of voters on Tuesday, said they had an unfavorable view of his job performance.

Gay rights advocates said Mrs. Kirchner and her husband, former President Néstor Kirchner, are responding to polls showing that nearly 70 percent of Argentines support giving gay people the same marital rights as heterosexuals.

He says the cycle of "feedback" -- responding to the surveyed demands of Middle America -- has led to "all the fluff out there"; breakthroughs come not from responding to polls but "from listening to yourself".

"He didn't take that bit because he understands that people want a leader in Washington, they want somebody who is not going to lead by responding to polls and who is not going to engage in attack politics," said Gerald L. Parsky, the chairman of Mr. Bush's campaign in California.

Were they responding to polling after the election that showed health care was a priority for voters?

As the Republican and Democratic parties rush to respond to polls that show education is a top concern for voters, the distinctions between their positions are fading.

Republicans, in the meantime, are bitterly torn between moderates who feel pressure to respond to polls showing a majority of Americans in support of some new gun regulations and conservatives who are deeply opposed to them.

The analysis is complicated by the fact that there are different ways to define incumbent candidates, by the small sample size, and by the fact that the way voters respond to polls may be changing.

He said that people responded to polls by saying they were better off than they were some years ago because families held two or three jobs, and that 47 million Americans were making less than $10 an hour.