Sentence examples similar to seeking polls from inspiring English sources

The data on which users sought polling station data or clicked the "I voted" button could then be cross-correlated with publicly available data on who actually went to cast a vote.

One might say these types of photos are a desperate call for attention or approbation seeking shots polled by the number of likes they hit.

The decision to seek early polls may have been more an acknowledgement of growing unpopularity than a statement of strength, however.

Polls seeking to identify the worst US president of all time usually feature Franklin Pierce in their top five.

They are the kind of children who are likely to put up posters on neighborhood telephone polls seeking jobs as pet sitters, or have an encyclopedic knowledge of their own hamster, parakeet or black Labrador retriever.

Seeking to counter polls that show a growing public appetite for a quick conclusion, Mr. Gore argued in a speech on national television that "ignoring votes means ignoring democracy itself".

Other issues of concern he flags include finding ad campaigns that had foreign Page managers using "information-seeking "polls" — aka sponsored posts asking their target audiences, in this case American Facebook users, to respond to questions about their ideologies and moral outlooks".

In a 2013 poll seeking suggestions for artists to perform at the Olympics, the group finished a lowly seventh; topping the poll were the Southern All-Stars, a pop rock band that has been a fixture of the Japanese music since the 1970s.

Within the next two weeks, UConn will release the results of a poll seeking opinion about Mr. Rowland's performance as governor.

WHU's View is seeking an independent poll so that supporters can express their opinion on the move.

West Ham United fans have started a poll seeking views on the club's proposed move to the Olympic Stadium in Stratford after the Games.