Sentence examples for the most undecided from inspiring English sources

He calls it "the most undecided, the most opaque, the riskiest" of Anderson's films.

Voters who came of age during the Reagan administration, who are now in the 30 to 44 age group, account for the most undecided voters of all age groups, 11percentt.

The findings, in a report sponsored by Opinium and Lansons strategic consultancy, suggest that the result could swing either way – depending on whether it is the Remain or Leave camp that convinces the most undecided voters in the final 12 days of the campaign.

The best news of the night for the Gore campaign was that since most undecided voters are not political junkies, the only swing votes watching this debate were the ones in the CNN focus group.

It occurred to me that older Iowans are also more likely to get to a house party two-and-a-half months before the caucuses.But grey hair or no, most undecided voters there seemed ready to join the Obama camp.

Once the time is up, the audience is reluctantly ushered back out into daylight, most undecided whether they had discovered any more about an artist whose work has repeatedly defied expectation.

As Mr. Bush spoke today, Senate Democrats were busy courting one of the most powerful undecided lawmakers, Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah.

For example, despite the marked overrepresentation of independents among undecided voters, most undecided voters are not independents.

Our assumption has always been that if Obama is below 50percentt vote share and Governor Romney is within two or three points after Labor Day then Romney has a better than 50/50 chance of winning, since most undecided voters will break toward the challenger.

George W. Bush has a lock on most anti-abortion voters, and Al Gore on most fervently abortion-rights ones, and so far neither candidate has appeared especially eager to advertise his stance to an electorate where most undecided voters may view abortion from the murky middle.

If most undecided Democrats are taking a "wait and see" attitude toward the economy between now and Election Day, they seem relatively unlikely to be won over by Romney in the meantime.