Sentence examples for through polls from inspiring English sources

By numbers, largely those obtained through polls and surveys.

Candidates have to find a way — through polls, headlines or whatever — to show that they are worth investing in.

I guess for anyone who's read Descartes, the logical conclusion of deciding your policy through polls is eventual non-existence.

The New York Times, in collaboration with Quinnipiac and CBS News, is tracking the presidential contest in six states through polls over the next three months.

We developed a strategy for the candidate that involved citizens' opinions and collaboration through polls on Facebook, asking what were the city's problems and solutions.

There were a lot of people around the country both directly and through polls, liked the idea of me stepping up.

The questions will be shaped in part through polling beforehand.

Backup batteries, where provided, ran out halfway through polling day, leaving clerks to scan paper registers.

We demonstrated through polling that our opponents were in the minority.

Obviously, that's something we're going to be trying to figure out as we go forward, primarily through polling.

Trying to predict the outcome of an internal party election through polling is a much more tricky.