Sentence examples for sets of polls from inspiring English sources

White working-class voters in all six states surveyed in the last two sets of polls said they believed Mr. Romney would do a better job on the economy.

Two sets of polls earlier this year – one of Palestinians for the right-leaning US thinktank Washington Institute for Near East Policy and a Pew Research poll in the spring – both identified growing pessimism that a peace deal could be done.

WASHINGTON -- A subtle difference in wording appears to explain drastic differences between two sets of polls that gauge whether the public would hold Republicans or Democrats responsible if the looming government shutdown does occur.

Both are based on changing responses to different sets of poll questions.

We've replaced it with two charts based on two different sets of poll questions.

Mr. Obama has also had a fairly strong set of polls from swing states.

But it is more debatable which set of polls do a better job of predicting the result before that date.

As we frequently advise, no one set of polls — no matter how reputable the pollster — should be read as gospel.

Indeed, when it is this close, the more valuable set of polls would be from marginal seats.

There was a new set of polls in swing states from the firm Purple Strategies, and there was a weekly national tracking poll from YouGov.

But the most recent set of polls suggest another problem for Mr. Romney, whose momentum in the polls stalled out in mid-October.