“pollster”造句，怎麼用pollster造句

One survey by BVA, a pollster, suggests that 64% are against getting rid of the wealth tax.

The political middle, which Mrs Merkel intends to colonise, wants a balance between social sensitivity and economic responsibility, says Klaus-peter schoppner of TNS Emnid, a pollster.

The explanation is that Mr Chávez once again turned the vote into a plebiscite on himself, says Luis Vicente León of Datanálisis, a leading pollster.

According to a poll by Ipsos-Apoyo, Peru's leading pollster, published on March 20th, in the previous three weeks support for Pedro Pablo Kuczynski surged from 6% to 14%.

A pollster conducts public opinion polls.

Mono Research, a pollster, estimates support for Mr Lee and the GNP at just 33%.

During that six-month period, his popularity rating climbed from a low of 38% to 46%, according to OpinionWay, a pollster.

A big majority of British respondents told YouGov, another pollster, that rival newspapers had "rightly" exposed serious allegations against the news of the World.

The footballer had already come first in a comparable survey by pollster Ifop six months ago.

"About a third of likely voters say they are less likely to support Clinton given FBI director James Comeys disclosure", said pollster Gary Langer.

His popularity rating fell to 36% in March, its lowest since he took office, according to Ifop, a pollster.

More than four in 10 French and Germans would like to see Democratic candidate and former first lady Hillary Clinton elected US president in 2008, a survey by a Canadian pollster showed on Wednesday.