Sentence examples for asked believed from inspiring English sources

A recent survey revealed that 82% of parents asked believed it was too much or excessive.

And only 26% of those asked believed climate change was happening and "now established as largely man-made".

More than half of those asked believed the Socialist party had emerged from the potentially damaging primary election campaign "reinforced and unified".

A poll taken in France last week by French football daily L'Equipe revealed that 76 percent of those asked believed their team will beat the English tonight in Donetsk.

The polling also showed that, while a significant majority did want a tightening of the welfare system (63%), just 2% of those asked believed that there was nothing migrants from Romania and Bulgaria could do to be accepted.

Public ignorance is widespread; a recent Red Cross survey discovered that almost a quarter of those asked believed that Britain received more than 100,000 asylum applications per year.

We asked so many people about this and 60% of the people we asked believe that improving local sports facilities would improve anti-social behaviour.

23% of those asked believe without a will their possessions will automatically go to their family.

The poll also found almost a third of those asked believe Islam is a violent religion and promotes acts of violence in the UK.

"Ask, believe, receive," the movie instructs.

This was an unusually big story, and so we ask: Believe it or not?