Sentence examples for anyway likely from inspiring English sources

By then a new government is anyway likely to be in charge.

Mark Moody-Stuart, the boss of Royal Dutch/ Shell, accepts that "it doesn't take a brave man to predict oil prices above $20 for 2000," but he still wants only investments such that "they fly at $14 a barrel, and we can sleep easy in our beds at $10 .Some argue that world demand for oil is anyway likely to drop sharply in the second quarter of this year.

Given the low dispersal capacity of land snails and their more or less isolated populations [ 37- 40], it is anyway likely that we are dealing here with a mixed hybrid zone [ 36], where isolated hybrid populations may take different evolutionary trajectories.

Plus, she's French anyway so likely no one will understand.

That would have sounded more serious than Labour was, and markets were anyway more likely to trust Conservatives.

But he is anyway more likely to stick with the PML-Q.That would be bad for most Pakistanis.

People who got the shot and say they got the flu anyway most likely got another respiratory virus, experts say.

Spending on health, which in most rich countries has been going up relentlessly anyway, is likely to grow even faster as patients get older.

Only C2s, Ds and Es (semi-skilled, unskilled and manual workers) remain opposed, but this group tends to change its views more and is anyway less likely to vote.

But they'll do so anyway, most likely to celebrate their next milestone anniversary, but in part to appease friends and family who weren't at the first ceremony.

Some, which should never have been collected anyway, were likely to be incinerated a few miles from my home - joining the estimated 200,000 tonnes of "recycling" (about two per cent of the total) that gets burnt or sent to landfill by UK councils every year, according to a survey published last month.