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Seraphin Posted 10 years ago
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I would like to describe the following scenario -
3 candidates are running for a position in a county.
2 local surveys predict candidate #1 to be elected; 3 other surveys, run by other groups of people, predict candidate #2 to be elected. Another 4 surveys predict candidate #3 to be elected.
What is the most concise way to say the following:
"We will rank the candidate electability based on the number of surveys that ??"
"We will rank the candidate electability based on how many surveys predict his/her candidacy" (?)
"We will rank the candidate electability based on xxx ??"
Any help? Great many thanks.
3 candidates are running for a position in a county.
2 local surveys predict candidate #1 to be elected; 3 other surveys, run by other groups of people, predict candidate #2 to be elected. Another 4 surveys predict candidate #3 to be elected.
What is the most concise way to say the following:
"We will rank the candidate electability based on the number of surveys that ??"
"We will rank the candidate electability based on how many surveys predict his/her candidacy" (?)
"We will rank the candidate electability based on xxx ??"
Any help? Great many thanks.
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@Clive
I am stuck at "... based ON " and cannot complete the sentence, which was the reason I posted my dilemma in hopes of getting some inspiration. Any help?
I am stuck at "... based ON " and cannot complete the sentence, which was the reason I posted my dilemma in hopes of getting some inspiration. Any help?
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- eg "We will rank the candidates' electability based on the number of surveys that predict their success."
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