Sentence examples for subsequent polls from inspiring English sources

But subsequent polls have exposed more ambivalence.

In subsequent polls, López Obrador put some of his own pet schemes to the public.

It's hard to imagine Romney doing any better than he did last week in terms of his performance and its impact on the subsequent polls.

Yet, as the clear public support for the policy in subsequent polls suggested, voters aren't interested in the niceties of whether it would bring in a few million pounds, a billion, or even nothing: they're concerned about fairness.

And that sense of irritation came out in subsequent polls suggesting Osborne hadn't quite got the hang of a national psyche for which the term bolshie often seems inadequate.

But, subsequent polls suggest he has done that; in the three Post-ABC polls conducted since September, Romney has trailed Obama by 7, 10 and 9 points among registered voters.

A subsequent poll suggested a nationwide decline, albeit slight, in voters' regard for Mr. Berlusconi.

Twenty-seven markedn Americans marked their ballots for Goldwater, but a subsequent poll indicated that only six million of those voters were actually pro-Goldwater.

"But the subsequent polling showed that he lost support, because when people focused on the candidates, they personally liked Gore less".

Since then, his message has begun to penetrate, Mr. Richards said, and subsequent polling has found New Jersey voters more familiar with -- and favorable toward -- Mr. Kerry.

The top-150 university ranking was derived from their responses, combined with those of a subsequent poll of 2,300 top executives in a total of 30 countries.