Sentence examples similar to speech poll from inspiring English sources

According to a pre-speech poll by the Conservative Home website a repository of hardline Tory sentiment 85% of respondents considered that Mr Cameron's hardening line on the EU was mainly intended as a sop to growing Euroscepticism in his party and the country.

But the grassroots momentum to close these gaps has been inspiring -- look no further than the #BlackLivesMatter campaign, or the enthusiastic supporters at a Bernie Sanders speech, or poll after poll showing that Millenials prefer to work for companies that do good in the world over more traditional work incentives.

We won't know, at least until the first few post-speech polls, whether it worked.

After 12 months of legislative hearings, town hall meetings, speeches, polls and debates, Mr. Obama was in the position of selling not only the public, but his own party, on his top domestic priority.

Less than a month after his launch speech, a poll put Trump, for the first time, atop the Republican heap.

The Necessary Gravitas Quality lacked by George Osborne, according to a cable from October 2008, when it was decided that David Cameron rather than Osborne should deliver a key speech because "polling indicated that Osborne was seen as lightweight and inexperienced, in part due to his high-pitched vocal delivery".

We Americans have become accustomed to the long, drawn out, expensive campaigns featuring countless ads, debates and stump speeches, influencing polls that influence media and media that influence polls.

Labour has been trailing the SNP in the polls in Scotland for months and, as Mr Miliband arrived in Edinburgh to deliver his speech, a YouGov poll for the Times suggested Labour could be on course for its worst result in about 100 years.

Just two weeks after Reagan's speech, a White House poll asked respondents whether they believed scientists could come up with "a really effective way to destroy Soviet nuclear missiles from space".

Only a few days before the speech, a YouGov poll conducted Sept. 20-21 showed 52percentt had no opinion of Cruz.

Then he jumped in the race and people got to see him attempt to give a speech, and his poll numbers tanked.