poll造句

The poll about birth order.

They expected a heavy poll.

They only poll half of the votes.

We can poll using a questionnaire.

They poll a sample group of voter.

The poll in Figure 1 is a parody of poll question and answer design.

Today's news from Haiti makes for another interesting poll.

They organized a poll to elect a president.

The final result of the poll will be known tomorrow.

The poll, he said, highlights a number of worrying trends.

Another concerns the feudal nature of many constituencies, and the habit of their hereditary rulers of switching horses from poll to poll.

Undeterred, respondents to a Rasmussen poll in 2007 came down hard on their current leader.

LIFE sought these opinions in an exclusive poll by Yankelovich Partners.

You are going to put your poll questions and results in a database, specifically DB2.

Eisman was one of 100 centenarians questioned in a poll about the secrets of longevity.

One national poll (from the Pew Research Center) is particularly instructive.

Now he is Canada's least popular premier, with an approval rating in a recent poll of 14%.

In response to poll questions, most Americans say they expect the recession to last for two years or so.

Nelson Mandela had received tens of thousands of votes more than anyone else in the initial poll.

When an event happens on the server, the response is sent and closed, and the poll immediately begins anew.

Consideration: is there a mechanism for the integration solution to poll the application looking for new events?

Oshima made Boy in 1969, at the height of his critical acclaim (it ranked third in that year's critics' poll in the Japanese film magazine Kinema Junpo).

Commenting alongside Bayer's poll, Evie Bentley, a psychotherapist with a special interest in biorhythms, said: 'Each biorhythm cycle is regulated by the brain.

Asked in a poll last year whether France should fully rejoin, 38% said yes, 34% said no and 28% said they were not sure.

A Zogby poll found in May that a narrow majority of Americans agreed it would be sensible to legalise marijuana so that it can be taxed and regulated.

Incumbent President Gbagbo insists that he won the poll and retains control of state institutions, including the ports from which cocoa exporters operate.

Iraqi MPs have been wrangling for weeks about the law, and observers, including the US, have been worried that failure to agree on the guidelines may delay the poll.

Gallup's latest poll released on February 9 showed that a mere 27 percent of Americans approve of Obama on the deficit (down from 32 percent in November), with 68 percent disapproving.

Mr Sarkozy is betting that high-minded Paris opinion is out of tune with the average French voter; one poll this week found that 48% of the French support the Roma expulsion.

Almost half of all pregnant women say they will refuse to be vaccinated against swine flu once the jab is available, suggesting there is widespread concern about its safety, a poll has revealed.

This time, thanks to disillusionment with the Socialists, his party has a double-digit poll lead and looks set to win an absolute majority, a feat that eluded Mr Zapatero.