| 11. | According to British studies, there is a consistent pattern of apparent bandwagon effects for the leading party.
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| 12. | It is also the basis of a number of social phenomena, including communal reinforcement and the bandwagon effect.
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| 13. | There was a real bandwagon effect,
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| 14. | The intent is to create a bandwagon effect by presenting a long list of supporters with no financial stake.
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| 15. | He said that a clear advantage of hiring so many professors at once is the " bandwagon effect ."
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| 16. | "There's a bandwagon effect ."
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| 17. | Despite the " bandwagon effect,"
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| 18. | As can ( usually ) be seen in US Presidential primaries, the early results tended to create a bandwagon effect.
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| 19. | A bandwagon effect occurs when the poll prompts voters to back the candidate shown to be winning in the poll.
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| 20. | Bogus poll results presented to voters prior to the 1996 Republican primary clearly showed the bandwagon effect to predominate on balance.
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