Sentence examples for are indeed likely from inspiring English sources

If that happens, consumers are indeed likely to suffer harm.

In practice, prices are indeed likely to fall after a war.

By modeling desired behaviors open-minded questioning, thoughtful listening, consideration of multiple options, and acceptance of opposing points of view—leaders are indeed likely to foster greater learning.

Some are indeed likely to (and Rosen's is one), but it should be remembered that this does not seem to be an unavoidable feature of such theories.

Dropping temperatures produced seven or eight hurricanes a year, while a rising thermometer, such as in the earlier part of this decade, pushed the total to 15. "All other things being equal," Mann says, "this suggests that we are indeed likely to see not only stronger hurricanes in the Atlantic but perhaps more of them" in the near future.

Many of Harlem's long-suffering residents are indeed likely to view such changes here in a rather dubious light.

If such a merger was indeed likely to be harmful, who could we rely on to stop it from happening?

We believe a disposal is indeed likely but see the suggested valuation as full.

It is indeed likely that a Hillary Clinton White House would be more punctual, precise and process-oriented than her husband's.

The manufacturing industry is indeed likely to welcome the infusion, even if it is small beer to Apple these days.

While Ukip supporters may well be deluded, racist and misled, their opposition to further rapid immigration is indeed likely to be in their own best interest.