Sentence examples for wider poll from inspiring English sources

Ken Brown, a spokesman for the center, said the questions were part of a wider poll to be released today to aid fund-raising professionals.

2. Conduct a school-wide poll about people's feelings regarding the treatment of the prisoners in Cuba.

Liverpool has decided to hold a university-wide poll, so hopefully students will better feel they have a say.

In a Russia-wide poll by the independent Levada Centre, carried out in February and released last week, people were asked about corruption at a national level.

An EU-wide poll of popular opinion showed that mistrust of the European project and its institutions had grown since 2008, rising from 41% to 56% in France, almost doubling from 28% to 53% in Italy, and climbing from 48% to 68% in Poland.

Her centre-right rival, Nathalie-Kosciuscko- Morzet, 40, came narrowly top of the city-wide poll in the first round last Sunday but failed to defeat Ms Hidalgo in the key battleground arrondissements (districts) on Sunday.

However, the fact that the leader of a party that fields candidates only in Scotland – and advocates to secession from the rest of Britain, topped a UK-wide poll is remarkable.

The discussion over whether the Conservatives are overtaking Labour north of the border comes after the governing party appeared to score high than the opposition in the Scottish sub-sample of a UK-wide poll.

Campaigners on both sides of Wisconsin's bitter gubernatorial recall vote stepped up their feverish get-out-the-vote drives on Monday as a new state-wide poll suggested Governor Scott Walker's lead was narrowing.

The winner was Richard Dawkins, who'd topped the UK-wide poll in 2004 and had come third in 2005, behind Chomsky and the Italian novelist and semiotician Umberto Eco.

Ministers today hailed Labour's win in the Glasgow North East byelection as evidence that the party could defy its poor UK-wide poll ratings and win a fourth consecutive general election.