Sentence examples for swift poll from inspiring English sources

Yet it was popular at home, winning the Conservatives a swift poll boost.

Another Democratic candidate, Warren Tolman, a former state senator, said he was not put off by Ms. Swift's favorable polls.

There is speculation that such seeming hardball politics played against a woman on the verge of giving birth may help Ms. Swift in the polls.

Mr. Romney had been trouncing Ms. Swift in the polls ever since he publicly flirted with the idea of running for governor.

No matter how disliked Rudd was within the party, the panicked knee-jerk reaction to a dip in the polls with a swift change in leadership hurt Labor more than a one-term defeat at the polls ever would.

Some of the internals in the new polls suggest this "swift boat" strategy is working.

Mr. Bush got his big bounce in the public opinion polls from the Swift boat nonsense and the mocking, nonstop criticism of Senator Kerry at the Republican National Convention.

A poll this week suggested Hollande's swift decision to deploy troops had boosted his presidential stature and approval ratings slightly.

IF ANYONE ever imagined that building strong democracies in Latin America would be a swift and easy task, this year's Latinobarómetro poll should disabuse them.

A BVA poll this week suggested Hollande's swift decision to deploy troops had boosted his presidential stature and approval ratings slightly.

These are some of the sublimely ephemeral garments that catapulted a modest, retiring Frenchman to such swift fame that by 1949 a Gallup poll ranked Dior as one of the five most famous people in the world.