Sentence examples for to be polled from inspiring English sources

The result is that most of the Alternative's supporters refuse to be polled.

First, routers of a network domain need to be polled periodically to collect statistics about delay, loss, and bandwidth.

Hemophiliacs are expected to be polled soon on their interest in the deal.

Mr. Kohut conducted a study in 1997 looking at differences between people who readily agreed to be polled and those who agreed only after one or more callbacks.

There were two bulls on campus that had been gene-edited to be "polled," lacking horns, through a collaboration with the company Recombinetics.

For some time, pollsters had been urged by academics to shift to probability sampling, which sends interviewers to homes chosen by chance around the nation, and at least theoretically gave every American a chance to be polled.

This time around, Clinton appears to be polling around 60%, while O'Malley, according to an average of polls, is at 0.3%.

Early in his campaign, Trump sometimes seemed to be polling the people who turned up at his rallies.

A new center-right party called Independent Greeks, which opposes the government's austerity drive, is shown to be polling at 11 percent.

The Commission on Presidential Debates said candidates had to be polling at least 15percentt in national polls.

At one point he was said to be polling at the statistical equivalent of zero.