Sentence examples for the polls of from inspiring English sources

The polls, of course, may not be destiny.

Not only does the mayor top the polls of presidential hopefuls (with 31%).

So does the rise in the polls of Ben Carson, who is civil to a fault.

On average, Mr. Obama led in the polls of these states by 3.9 percentage points.

We can also evaluate whether there was bias in the polls of Senate races.

Silver's final forecast in Florida clearly beat the polls of polls, which had Romney ahead.

(The polls of likely voters have also been slightly more accurate predictors of the actual Election Day result).

Already, the immediacy of the crisis is ebbing.There is also evidence in the polls of public ambivalence towards government.

I'll wait to see the polls of their opinions in another four weeks and see how consistent they remain.

These folk weren't rolling the polls of the public, they were flouting the Will of the People.

The polls of coaches and the news media before the game had ranked Oregon second, Colorado third and Nebraska fourth.