Sentence examples for asked likely from inspiring English sources

The poll, conducted by Selzer & Company, a firm based in Des Moines, asked likely caucus voters in May how they got their information, and found that the traditional media were still the favorites.

Let's also not forget that the poll only asked "likely U.S. voters," and on December 26 a Sunday, and the day after Christmas.

A Zogby Interactive poll conducted this past weekend asked likely voters if they would vote for a party that was anti-Wall Street or one that was anti-federal government.

When they asked likely voters, Republicans were up by eight points.

In 1984, when NBC asked likely voters if they were ready to elect a woman president, only 17% said yes.

In a second question, Steyer's poll asked likely voters if they wanted to vote to allow the use of hydraulic fracturing in their local counties.

Writ large, while having some fundamental differences, the companies do seem to have a lot of synergies on paper — at least "nominally," depending on who you ask — likely why they've seen increasing overlap in their businesses over recent years.

So a strong vote screen question in Florida would ask if voters were registered Republicans, and then only ask likely primary participation of those respondents.

It's only when the pollsters ask "likely voters" who they want that the Republicans come out ahead by a few points.

In that case, I asked, how likely are we ever to see the likes of Phelps again?

Asked how likely it was that he would meet Els in the final, Woods said: "Not real likely, because of match play.