Sentence examples for the difficulty of polling from inspiring English sources

Ms. Murkowski's write-in campaign and the difficulty of polling the state's often unpredictable and hard-to-reach voters have made the race a wildcard.

Even allowing for the notorious difficulties of polling Hispanics and relatively small sample sizes, these are concerning figures.

Women who organized a campaign starting more than year ago to win the right to vote were particularly incensed when the government rolled out an old excuse to ban their participation — the difficulty of separating polling stations by gender, as custom dictates.

Some of those who did not vote for Trump are people with disabilities – they represent nearly one in five people in America, but the difficulty of accessing the polls contributes to depressing their turnout.

Poll takers themselves acknowledge the difficulty of wording questions and warn against relying too much on any single finding.

Kellner said they "weed out people who are taking us for a ride", but admitted to polling's "dirty little secret": the difficulty of getting people to answer.

The poll also shows the stubborn nature of gasoline consumption and the difficulty of weaning the country off its dependence on imported oil.

"The difficulty of correlating,….

The difficulty of baseball is imperious".

Janet Malcolm on the difficulty of writing autobiography.

Hence the difficulty of replication.