Sentence examples for small poll from inspiring English sources

It was a small poll, with a margin of error of more than six per cent, but it was another indication that the debate and the Donald, rather than helping to narrow the field, have left it even more wide open than it was before.

Ouriel decided to run a small poll to see if others had more than one account.

A fairly small poll of users on JessicaLessin.com found that, in general, users prefer smartwatches to smart glasses.

He experienced a small poll bounce shortly after Osama bin Laden's death on May 2, 2011.

Yet in a small poll published in 2010 conducted by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc.

The statistics are shaky: at the time, YouGov reported that 71percentt of 18 to 24-year-olds voted for Remain, but this was later found to be based on a particularly small poll of only 5,000 adults.

The calls made from Houston are for small polls and surveys.

Whit Ayers, a veteran pollster who serves on the board of the consultants' association, said in an interview that threats of fines — up to $1,000 for each time a voter is called by a polling firm — were enough to potentially bankrupt small polling operations.

"I like Newt, I like his vitality, but he's too much of a bull in a china shop," said Terry Jenkins, 77, a retired manager at I.B.M. who voted for Mr. Santorum at a small polling place in conservative Cobb County, Ga., where Mr. Gingrich still has property.

On Sunday morning a small polling centre opened in London's Methodist Central Hall, and all this week southern Sudanese throughout Europe have filed in, often dancing and singing, and cast their ballots to determine whether their home country thousands of miles away will split into two.

According to The Daily Dot, the poll was part of a new Bloomberg Businessweek feature called "Face/Off" that asks readers to vote on small polls.