Sentence examples for appears quite likely from inspiring English sources
That shift appears quite likely to grow even more pronounced.
It also appears quite likely that the NSC was planning & aiding the Contra war in Nicaragua at a time when Congress had explicitly banned such an effort.
Michael Hewson of CMC Markets points out: The prospect of further [oil price] rises appears quite likely as the Iraqi government tries to stem the losses of territory to the insurgents.
Potential oscillation thus appears quite likely due to the repetitive formation and destruction of the surfactant layer adsorbed on the octanol/water interface.
It appears quite likely she broke national security laws during her time as Secretary of State.
"It appears quite likely that contaminants migrate from plastic into the organism," said Chelsea Rochman, a doctoral student studying the toxicity of marine plastic debris at the University of California, Davis.
The question was whether a central portion of the Voting Rights Act is constitutional, and as the argument progressed, it appeared quite likely that the answer from Chief Justice Roberts and his conservative allies might well be "no".
The Sunni caliphate's power hardly extended beyond Baghdad, and it appeared quite likely that the various Shīʿite sects, especially the Ismāʿīlīs, would finally overpower it and establish a new political order.
Due to their promiscuous nature regarding their compound profiles, and the significant overlap in substrate and inhibitor profiles of BCRP/P-gp, inter-protein similarities in ligand recognition appear quite likely, but are still elusive to researchers in the field.
As cimes promoted a persistent elevation of intracellular calcium concentration, activation of calpain appeared quite likely.
Yes indeed – the sort of person Corbyn is, is clueless: the advisor charged with sprucing him up himself sports not designer-stubble, but an unplanned beard − his spin doctor, Seamus Milne, appears quite unable to gauge the likely impact of his boss's shambolic performances, while one of his scarce PLP supporters, the Merseyside MP, Steve Rotheram, comes across as a starry-eyed fantasist.
