Sentence examples for supportive poll from inspiring English sources

The Huffington Post does an excellent job of rounding up the initial reaction to the speech: from an overwhelmingly supportive poll on CBS; through the quibbles and reservations of the commentators; to the opposition of the Republicans.

Just a rhetorical way to point out that the macro-programs almost always generate more supportive poll numbers than polls about particular parts of them.

We think that despite the supportive poll numbers, there is an underlying ambivalence on this issue among many Americans, and that ambivalence is rooted in one simple but important concept: joining versus changing.

POAP is a high-performance polling-based protocol that exploits the feedback sent by the stations regarding the amount and the priority of their buffered traffic in order to make QoS-supportive polling decisions.

In recent years, nearly 6 in 10 Americans have believed that the Iraq war was not worth fighting, though Republicans have been slightly more supportive, according to polling by The Washington Post and other organizations.

WASHINGTON -- When President Barack Obama calls Wednesday night to expand the fight abroad against Islamic State militants, he'll be addressing an increasingly supportive public, recent polls suggest.

Not all, or even most, Native Americans are offended by it, they have said, pointing to a decade-old poll and supportive letters from fans with indigenous roots.

Most Democrats in the poll were supportive of a candidate emphasizing the problems of a growing wealth gap, but this was the one that performed the worst among Republicans.

While popular approval of French military involvement in Libya has waned somewhat since March, when President Nicolas Sarkozy led the charge for an intervention, about 50 percent remain supportive, according to opinion polls.

Millennials are concerned about the high cost of college, and that worry is leading them to be more supportive online education, a new poll from Northeastern University finds.

The night before Obama planned to visit the Pentagon on the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, his task was to reconcile the concerns of a public weary of war but, polls show, increasingly supportive of military action to stem the threat of the Islamic State.