Sentence examples for the polling that from inspiring English sources

Regardless of all the polling that shows the individual mandate is still unpopular, that victory should not be underestimated.

The polling that revealed this tendency in 2005 was a central part of the Conservative modernisers' arguments to try to detoxify the brand.

That is a point backed by research done by Rob Hayward, a former Tory MP, on the byelections and the local and Euro elections that took place last year and the polling that preceded them.

The pundits argue instead that the 2016 primary is more than halfway through and the polling that really matters shows Clinton winning in all the states that look most similar to the demographic profile of Democrats nationwide.

The polling that led to the data was conducted by California-based ePoll Market Research, which each month polls a nationwide sample of voting-age men and women.

Cruz, however, continues a slow rise in the polling that has lasted for the past few months.

Take the polls that were out on Tuesday.

Take the polls that were released on Tuesday.

It was not only the polls that were untrustworthy.

The polls that showed him plummeting couldn't be encouraging.

That's why the poll that Gallup published Friday ought to concern Republicans.