Sentence examples for throwing the poll from inspiring English sources

Is there argument for just throwing the poll out?

The model wouldn't literally throw the poll out, but it would apply a harsh "house effects" adjustment that would have the effect of diminishing its influence on the forecast.

For weeks, Mr Bayrou, a thoroughbred-breeder known as the horsewhisperer, has been throwing the opinion polls into disarray.

Zardari said that the ruling party controls the police and could easily throw out the poll watchers so the process can be rigged.

Other factors can also throw off the polls.

Bar a burst of stone-throwing, the polls have been calm.

You might say Bernie will sink in the polls once Republicans throw the kitchen sink at him, and there's some truth to this.

Our threshold for calling out a poll's technique as being dubious, as we have here, is pretty high — but our threshold for actually throwing a poll out is higher.

I threw the tobacco away.

Young MPs in marginal seats "threw her out because the poll tax in particular had made her so unpopular", he said.

For that matter, maybe Forbes could use a little redemption too -- a polling U-turn by throwing out the "Most Disliked NFL Players" poll to consider polling the "Most Redemptive Stories of 2013".