Sentence examples for when polling from inspiring English sources
Cars will not be allowed on the road from 8am – when polling stations open – until 5pm.
When polling day came, the N.B.E.R. committee still hadn't formally proclaimed the end of the recession.
At BAE, a journalist tells Miliband that an opposition leader has never won when polling as badly as he is.
The analysis covers 68 candidates since 1984, when polling data in Iowa and New Hampshire became robust.
Some voters waited hours to cast ballots, while others left when polling centers were delayed in opening.
In a time when polling analysts have proliferated with alarming speed, perhaps the only thing we can all bank on is uncertainty.
When polled by their professor, they overwhelmingly considered doctors to be male.
Maybe, but when polled not 15% of the voters fancy a wholly non-nationalist government.
The polymer containing 22.92 mol% of the chromophore-substituted monomer had a maximum r33 of 70 pm/V when polled at an optimum field of 60 V/μm at a polling temperature of 200 °C.
When polled, a majority of Palestinians do not see that as a possibility.
Large majorities of people, when polled, say that there should be less money in politics.
