Sentence examples for study polls from inspiring English sources

But, so say many of those who study polls and focus groups for a living, voters had made their minds up about him long before.

I watched you on MSNBC and HBO and on "Charlie Rose" and I can't stop thinking about how you study polls and create probability models and predict elections and how you're always right, which I think is so unbelievably cute, and I keep imagining you saying to me, "Emma, I think that there's a 93.7% chance of me falling in love with you".

The home-based fathers the study polled, meanwhile, just got extra work done – but scarcely more time with the kids.

The study polled more than 7,000 students under 21 and nearly 5,000 students over 21 at 116 colleges around the country.

The study polled almost 2,000 residents in the city of Kandahar and the surrounding Kandahar Province, examining security in nine districts of Kandahar, excluding the most dangerous areas.

How can you study poll workers if you've never been a poll worker — if you've never sat there from 6 in the morning until 9 or 10 at night, and struggled through these mountains of papers?

The study polled 89 telecommuters and 104 office-based workers about how often they were in contact with colleagues and managers and how the contact affected their work.

On a national level, at the beginning of our study polling averages showed President Obama with a 47.7 to 43 lead over Mr. Romney.

The Interactive Advertising Bureau study polled 300 top marketing executives, all of whom said they were incorporating mobile devices in their promotional plans.

In the UK, a study polled regular social media users and found that half of them felt it had a negative impact on their lives and yet felt discomfort if they couldn't readily access their account.

The authors of this study polled thousands of recently married and divorced Americans (married 2008 or later) and asked them dozens of questions about their marriage: How long they were dating, how long they were engaged, etc.