Sentence examples for year of polling from inspiring English sources

Over a year of polling suggests two-thirds of Scotland's residents the only people eligible to vote will choose to maintain the 300-year-old status quo.

"It's certainly possible that this is the start of a trend back up," said Frank M. Newport, Gallup's editor in chief, though he added that another year of polling data would be necessary to be certain.

And now Donald Trump, defying nearly a year of polling predictions and punditry, won the U.S. presidency Tuesday evening.

"That's the largest number we have seen in our 10 years of polling".

In the UK, just 13% trust politicians to tell the truth, the lowest figure in 26 years of polling.

The Pew Research Center continued several years of polling looking at how Americans view the tax system with new data released Thursday.

Interviewer training manuals from the early years of polling therefore offer an indispensable source of detailed information about the work of these organizations.

Nationally, the latest polls show support for marijuana legalization at 61percentthe- thighestest level of support in nearly 50 years of polling on that question.

Mr. Shikaki said that result was the single highest support for an act of violence in his 15 years of polling here.

That's fuelling an anti-establishment fire: 31% of voters don't want their incumbent re-elected, the highest in 16 years of polling.

As someone with 30 years of polling experience, I take offense at any interpretation that these "refuseniks" would clamor for President Clinton's removal.