Sentence examples for and likely to make from inspiring English sources

But it is also more diffuse, and likely to make less of a splash.

But why go on television when you're a novice and likely to make a mistake?

But economics does help explain why those cops are disproportionately white and likely to make those racially-biased judgments.

Mr Schröder came over as the more likeable of the two and likely to make the better chancellor.

That leaves atheists unprotected, and the government, which appears to see homogeneity as desirable and likely to make ruling easier, has recently been cracking down on them.

That would potentially affect any attempts to draw a line under the affair before the World Cup finals, with the likelihood that Perroncel would find herself a celebrity in her own right and likely to make further embarrassing disclosures.

TechCrunch does, however, understand that an official announcement is close and likely to made in the next two weeks.

Overweight doctors may be less likely than other physicians to discuss diet and exercise with patients, and less likely to make a diagnosis of obesity.

Sounds nice and green but too woolly and not likely to make much of a profit?

Structural variation can comprise millions of nucleotides of heterogeneity within every genome, and are likely to make an important contribution to human diversity and disease susceptibility [ 19].

Children are hedonists, inclined to make impulse buys and less likely to make educated purchasing decisions.