Sentence examples for statistical tie for from inspiring English sources
Two state polls this week show him in a statistical tie for first.
The two campaigns traded barbs as a new Quinnipiac University poll was released showing Mr. Ferrer and Mr. Green locked in a statistical tie for the lead.
And in a survey of likely Iowa caucusgoers, he was in a statistical tie for first with Mitt Romney, with the rest of the field well behind.
"With a statistical tie for governor and Senate," he said, "every vote — for the first time in a long time — will really, really count".
Mr. Paul, who in recent polls in Iowa has emerged in a statistical tie for the lead, clashed with Mr. Gingrich over the the Patriot Act, which is designed to prevent terrorist attacks.
Mr. Cain was a leading candidate in the weekend Iowa Poll in The Des Moines Register — in a statistical tie for first place with Mr. Romney — despite having already drawn criticism among social conservative voters for his statements on abortion.
That may be a statistical tie, but for the first time ever the runner-up in the first round has overtaken the front-runner.As the first round made clear, voter surveys need to be taken with a dollop of salt.
Mr. Obenshain and Mr. Herring, both state senators, remained in a virtual statistical tie, with 49.89 percent for the Democrat and 49.88 for the Republican, according to the state election board.
Two polls released yesterday showed Huntsman in a statistical tie with Ron Paul for second place.
Patrick E. Tyler (NYT) NORWAY: RIGHTISTS GAIN -- The Progress Party, whose anti-immigration position has made it a political pariah, has moved into a statistical tie with the governing Labor Party for the first time in a new poll.
But when asked to make a choice in a hypothetical match-up of four major candidates -- George W. Bush, John McCain, Bill Bradley and Al Gore -- 25percentt of the women said they would choose Mr. Bush, 24percentt said Mr. Gore (a statistical tie), 8percentt said they would vote for Mr. McCain and 8percentt for Mr. Bradley.
