Sentence examples for are likely to install from inspiring English sources

Although the new Mini is bigger than the original, only its most ardent fans are likely to install baby seats or use it for a family holiday.

For example, poor farmers and laborers are at greatest risk of heat stress due to prolonged heat exposure during hot days, in contrast to urban workers who have middle or high incomes, and are likely to install air conditioning in their dwellings and offices (7).

A warning system was put in place to monitor seismic activity, just as Cuadrilla is likely to install.

President Karzai is likely to install another of his brothers in the south to oversee the tribal politics and reassure his supporters.

Mr. Schmidt has told associates that he feared that system was unworkable and would lead to gridlock in the campaign; instead, he is likely to install a political director in Mr. McCain's campaign headquarters.

Such advances are likely to be installed in the fanciest homes first.

In fact, with the World Meteorological Organisation stating that 2016 is likely to be the hottest year on record, it's no surprise an estimated 1.6bn new air conditioners are likely to be installed globally by 2050.

His research is backed by the US government's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where researchers have calculated that 700 million air-conditioning units are likely to be installed worldwide by 2030 and 1.6 billion by 2050.

Mr Schmidt has the better hand: Microsoft will not release Windows NT 5 until spring next year at the earliest, and many companies are likely to delay installing it until after 2000, when the millennium bug has been swatted and the code has proved stable.

It should also be noted that directional user antennas are likely to be installed at a fixed location with this scenario.

The ZigBee Alliance, a group of companies that help maintain and promote the standards, says that 2 million to 3 million wireless energy meters are likely to be installed this year.