Sentence examples for since exit from inspiring English sources

Since exit polls are conducted in person, they should not have any problems with missing cellphone-only voters.

The 2010 election was the first since exit polls began in 1976 in which a plurality of the voters said they were conservatives rather than moderates.

Mr. Obama won a majority of independents, the first time a Democrat has done so since exit polling began in 1972.

10.17pm: Sterling has fallen almost half a cent against the dollar since exit poll data came out at 10pm pointing to a hung parliament.

Romney's gains among Catholics — at 48 percent, up from 45 percent for McCain in 2008 — were offset by the fact that Catholics made up 25 percent of the electorate, the lowest share since exit polls began 40 years ago.

Half of all Roman Catholics backed the Democratic candidate, but 59 percent of white Catholics backed Mr. Romney, the highest proportion a Republican candidate has received since exit polling started in 1972.

Thanks to Brexit, it may also prove hollow – since exiting the EU will threaten many of the things about Britain she boasted of.

Less than a month since exiting its bail-out the Irish government raised €3.75 billion ($5.1 billion) in an issue of ten-year bonds that was nearly four times oversubscribed.

In his first public comment since exiting NBC last month, Mr. O'Brien wrote on Twitter on Wednesday night: "Today I interviewed a squirrel in my backyard and then threw to commercial.

Sammy and Sega abandoned talks to merge earlier this year, but Sega's shares rose anyway after the company returned to profit for the first time since exiting the video game console market.

Rubio, who appears to have regained personal control of his Twitter account since exiting the presidential race in March, took issue with the citing of unnamed people "close to" him, deeming it a "desperate" attempt by reporters to generate content.