Sentence examples for split polls from inspiring English sources
Although opinion about the former governor remains split, polls indicate that the bulk of Chicagoans are embarrassed by him and would like to see the city's image change.
In addition to bowl game victory margins, Tom Osborne's retirement and the Big Ten's cumulative 2 5 bowl game record were considered factors leading to the split polls.
Now it is split: poll after poll shows deep distrust among America's traditional allies, distrust that makes co-operation on everything from nuclear proliferation to trade far harder.
In Eurobarometers 224 and 225 performed in 2004, a split poll was used to isolate confusion over wording.
More than twenty-four national surveys released in October revealed "a split between polls that are good for Hillary Clinton and polls that are fantastic for her," in the words of Andrew Prokop, of Vox.
But views of Mr. Romney are also split, the polls find, underscoring that with more than five months before Election Day, these states are very much in play.
Luckily they've split the poll into before-Iowa and after-Iowa.
Democrats were split, the poll found, with liberals much more likely to say that the CIA's tactics were not justified.
The split in poll responses along racial lines makes more sense when, for instance, you drive down almost any street in St . Louisand see a shrine of teddy bears and flowers memorializing someone killed by a gun.
So far, I haven't detected a big split in the polls in states in which some polls included calls to cellphones and some excluded them.
