Sentence examples for robust poll from inspiring English sources

That's why, with the Tories enjoying robust poll leads over Labour, there is recurrent talk about an early election.

Likewise the historian and prominent Romney backer Niall Ferguson, who told Newsweek's readers that Obama's robust poll numbers proved that "the law of political gravity has been suspended".

The largest robust poll on the issue, conducted by YouGov for Stonewall, recently found that more than seven in 10 voters would support same sex marriage and that figure rises to more than 80% of people under 50.

Now to be clear, this is not a scientifically robust poll of those who know best.

So far, 11 states have had robust polling, which I define as multiple polls in the field in the days immediately before a primary or caucus.

Through robust polling and research with partners such as the University of Cambridge, we have been able to show clearly the deeply damaging impact that legal inequality and homophobia was having at home, at school and at work.

They did; but the author makes a plucky case, buttressed by some robust polling data, that the riots of Paris, though driven by Muslim anger at neglect and marginalisation, had nothing to do with terror or jihad.

Mitt Romney FiveThirtyEight forecast (most likely outcome): 51 percent High end of forecast range: 56 percent Low end of forecast range: 41 percent Our forecast model was designed for states in which there is robust polling — not just two surveys.

While stories about Obama losing his base support appear to make for intriguing media play, there is no robust polling evidence that Democrats are defecting from Obama en-mass; at least, not in terms of a desire to have Democrats nominate someone other than Obama.

In recent elections — since state polling data became more robust — state polls have been more free of bias than national polls.

Futhermore, a robust opinion poll from YouGov/Greenpeace shows that when asked what you think about the current safeguards that protect Britain's wildlife and countryside, only 4% said they were too strong, with ten times more saying they were too weak, and 37% said they were about right.