Sentence examples for was polled by from inspiring English sources

The council, which includes FIS President Marc Hodler and U.S. representative Hank Tauber, was polled by fax.

The membership was "polled by mail to get the wishes of the members".

2, 700 likely voters were polled by telephone.

From Aug. 19-20, 1,025 people were polled by telephone.

"I'm not sure they've been polled by the media very well".

Around 140 music industry experts were polled by the BBC, including journalists, DJs and bloggers.

When announcements and other class preliminaries were over, students were polled by a show of hands to determine how many close readings belonged to each category.

He had been polled by the "Literary Digest" as to whether he intended to vote for Alf Landon or Franklin Roosevelt.

The PP discipline is based on the strict priority discipline with the difference that each priority queue is assigned a parameter pi∈[0,1], which determines the probability that the queue is served, when the queue is polled by the server.

When pension experts were polled by Watson Wyatt their biggest concern was that DC schemes will yield inadequate pensions for DC members.

This provides for a more apples-to-apples comparison, particularly for candidates who have been polled by some firms but not others.