Sentence examples for likely views from inspiring English sources

And with the help of polling (done by phone), canvassing (a lengthy "Democratic Leadership Survey" just arrived in the mail yesterday) or simple inferences (Sierra Club mailings scream "environmentalist"), the parties could divine my likely views on taxes, law enforcement, abortion and global warming.

Although the Zuwara Free Trade Zone is an ambitious and expensive project, Muammar al-Qadhafi likely views it as a relatively small price to pay if it helps occupy the notoriously ill-behaved Saadi and lend a patina of useful engagement to his otherwise less than sterling reputation.

Newly incorporated VC firm Andreessen Horowitz Ventures likely views Skype as a "statement acquisition" and "will make sure it succeeds," says Alvarez.

But although it is open-ended in that respect, it promises (given likely views about what sorts of facts can be adduced as explanations) to be quite surprising on that front.

Political analysts told The Huffington Post that in the careful parlance of national politics, the Romney campaign also confirmed that it likely views minority voters as an unwinnable portion of the electorate in 2012.

Wondering if Lucy more resembles the violet or the star, the critic Cleanth Brooks (1906 1994) concludes that while Wordsworth likely views her as "the single star, completely dominating [his] world, not arrogantly like the sun, but sweetly and modestly", the metaphor is a conventional compliment with only vague relevance.

Consumers will likely view CVS's decision as about health, not economics, he added.

We would therefore likely view the financial sector as a significant contingent risk to the state.

Werner is likely viewed as the long-term successor to Robert Mathis, who turned 32 in February.

Without hearing from Iranians themselves, she said, Americans will likely view Iranian culture with fear.

Republicans will most likely view the film as anything but fair.