Sentence examples for so polls from inspiring English sources
If so, polls there could encounter similar problems.
So polls over the weekend, suggesting it's neck-and-neck again, have triggered today's rally.
So polls are a constant, and take on a life of their own.
Even so, polls then indicated that Mr Tadic would win a narrow victory in the second round of the presidential poll.
First, the Tories have seen little or no rise in their rating in the 700 or so polls since the beginning of 2014.
So polls may pick up a change in vote intention because citizens believe Obama's doing a good job with the storm or it may be that we have more response problems than we had before".
Even so, polling in the provinces will cause palpitations in Berlin.
Even so, polling points to a competitive race – with Clinton ahead of Trump by 3.5 points according to an average of public surveys compiled by various trackers.
So poll results like that don't surprise me.
During political campaigns, however, the information environment is dynamic, so poll results tend to age quickly.
