Sentence examples for a formula likely from inspiring English sources

Not a formula likely to relax tension.

That formula likely won't work against Kentucky, which has the bigs to make establishing deep position difficult and the athletes to outscore Kansas if the pace were to pick up.

The receipt of gifts is unlikely to be random and so this formula likely overestimates the prevalence of cigarette gift receiving.

One would apportion the ballots using the ratio of the Bush absentee ballots to the other absentee ballots in the county, and one would devise a formula based on likely voting habits using exit polling data from Voter News Service.

Emulating Harry S. Truman's 1948 run against the "Do Nothing" Republican Congress is a formula that is likely to succeed.

The process of scheduling surgery could likely be further improved by applying the approach described by Pandit and Tavare [ 32] using a formula to predict the likely duration of an operating list.

Moreover, the vouchers almost certainly would be inadequate; their value would be set by a formula taking no account of likely increases in health care costs.

It is more likely to set a formula for national officials to calculate back taxes.

I think we are more likely to see a formula of street demonstrations and judicial action [than coups]." Activist and former senator Jon Ungpakorn believed the scale of the Puea Thai win should offer protection against a coup even in the long term.

Thus, it is generally not possible to determine, in a statistically meaningful manner, whether a given chemical formula would likely be capable of producing the observed data.

A formula floated to address the Saudi-UAE demand that Al Jazeera be shuttered is likely to be equally difficult.