Sentence examples for also likely to pull from inspiring English sources

Consumers, too, are also likely to pull in their belts.

The Swiss announcement is also likely to "pull the rug out from under people" who wanted to appeal through Swiss courts the disclosure of their names, Mr. Michel said.

The smoking area is always as lit as the dance floor, and though we're sure you're all about the music, maaan, it's also where you're most likely to pull.

They were always likely to pull a stunt like that".

The Europeans least likely to pull successfully are the Germans, who were also voted the least attractive, yet most cultured.

Least likely to: Pull our hair back.

"Firms are likely to pull back".

They're less likely to pull out at the first sign of trouble.

Hit potential Likely to pull in dance audiences, theatregoers and pop-music fans.

And a president would be less likely to pull the trigger so fast.

But the Golisano campaign is not likely to pull the governor to the right, he said.