The phrase "a string of likely" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series of probable events or outcomes, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report presented a string of likely scenarios that could unfold in the coming months."
Alternatives: "a series of probable" or "a chain of likely".
Mr Sharon and a string of other likely contenders are all signalling that they would welcome seats in Mr Barak's cabinet.Shas, although its rabbis endorsed Mr Netanyahu before the election and its party workers canvassed energetically on his behalf, now says it was not really all that enthusiastic about him and could comfortably serve under Mr Barak.
It is only one of a string of controversial bills likely to be debated during a monthlong session of Parliament.
It also marks the first in a string of similar actions likely to be filed by state and federal officials against other financial firms that dealt heavily in mortgage-backed securities.
Analysts say steady consumer interest in smart phones and a string of device launches likely boosted RIM's fiscal second quarter, which ended Aug. 31.
Fortunate events like a string of hit movies are most likely to be followed by more ordinary events.
The reforms would require a string of constitutional amendments and are likely to come under fire from established parties, which could have their power eroded by the changes.
Once again NI is in damage-limitation mode as its admission of liability in a string of phone-hacking cases seems likely to lead to a wave of fresh civil litigation by victims.
The break-in was the latest in a string of similar crimes, and one likely committed by the same network of South Los Angeles gangs, Sgt. Tom Lorenz said.
Given how widely and semi-openly his removal is discussed among a string of cabinet ministers, it looks more likely than not.
