Sentence examples for likely questions from inspiring English sources

As panic set in, he hired media coaches to pose likely questions.

Thinking about the most likely questions you could be asked will also help.

The staff encourages residents to prepare for likely questions from Canadian officials.

Her French is very good, but she still brushed up on her vocabulary to anticipate a few likely questions.

In the day leading up to a White House news conference, a president and his staff typically spend hours gaming out likely questions and rehearing responses.

Attempts by local Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) managers to make savings are leading to in-house prosecutors having to rely on notes, being unable to anticipate likely questions and being of little use to judges in sentencing hearings.

Without one, you'll likely question your status in life.

Army investigators will also likely question General Sanchez on how he and his staff incorporated recommendations to improve detention and interrogation procedures at Abu Ghraib that were offered last fall by Maj.

Moran did not break the rules but taxpayers will likely question why they had to foot the bill to provide their elected representative with a property that is neither in Westminster nor her constituency.

Beales had prepped him for a likely question on whether the previous Labour government had spent too much, with one of Harriet Harman's aides playing the role of a voter furious with Labour about spending.

And, I'd posit, House Democrats will likely question the impact of the potential for codified paid prioritization to distort the Internet's openness.