英汉例句

• Some new public opinion polls suggest a close and volatile presidential race in the months ahead.

  一些新的民意调查结果显示，今后几个月美国总统竞选的选情将非常接近和变化不定。

• However, public opinion polls indicated that almost 60% of Americans wanted a deal.

  然而，民意调查显示，差不多60%的美国民众希望达成协议。

• Three new public opinion polls give Senator Obama a lead over Senator McCain of between six and nine points.

  三项新的民意调查结果显示，奥巴马参议员领先麦凯恩参议员六到九个百分点。

• International public opinion polls show Obama with high approval ratings in many countries.

  国际民意调查显示，奥巴马在很多国家都拥有很高的公众支持率。

• Obama「s approval rating in public opinion polls has recently sunk to its lowest point of his presidency.

  最近公众对奥巴马的支持率下降到他任总统以来的最低点。

• But the latest public opinion polls give Senator Obama a narrow lead over McCain.

  但是在最新的民意调查中，奥巴马略微领先于麦凯恩。

• The President continues to try and rebuild support for a war that public opinion polls say a majority of Americans believe was a mistake.

  民意调查显示大部分美国人认为伊战是个错误，但是布什总统仍旧试图挽回国人对伊战的支持。

• New public opinion polls show the president」s approval rating at its lowest point since he took office.

  新的民意调查显示总统的支持率跌到了他就职以来的最低点。

• Given the strengths and weaknesses of the three contenders, it should come as no surprise that public opinion polls suggest a very close race in November between McCain and either Obama or Clinton.

  在了解了三位总统参选人的优势与短处之后，民调显示在11月大选中麦凯恩和奥巴马或者克林顿的竞争将十分激烈，就不足为怪了。