Sentence examples for response to polls from inspiring English sources

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said tonight that he would not alter his campaign style in response to polls suggesting that his candidacy was in difficulty.

In recent days the White House, partly in response to polls showing the significant public outrage over high fees charged by credit card companies, has begun to work for its passage.

Policies and decisions result more from response to polls than from deep conviction.

In this respect, as in so many others, the majority of the American people demonstrate in their response to polls that they are more savvy and sophisticated about the news than the people ostensibly charged with explaining it to them.

You didn't have to look very far to hear the word "skewed" in response to polling data.

Mr. Edwards's aides would not acknowledge that their candidate was softening in response to polling or other specific criticism.

In January, Planned Parenthood released a video in response to polling data that showed a distaste for labels — "pro-choice" or "pro-life".

When Americans claim to support free enterprise in response to poll questions, what they really mean is that they are in favour of low taxes.

Or it may be a panic response to narrowing polls by an inexperienced team looking to pep up their manifesto.

Off camera, the reaction to the speech from Labour MPs was the diametric opposite of adulation and the response to the polls was a total lack of surprise.

An aide said that there had been no change in the timetable in response to the polls and that the advertisements began as soon as production was completed.