Sentence examples for as likely to create from inspiring English sources

Alas, it sounds as complex as the tax code they criticise, and as likely to create a host of loopholes.

Cycling's long history with doping means that any dramatic victory is as likely to create suspicion as admiration.

And, far from racing to the bottom, countries with large financial sectors are now as likely to create even tougher rules.

We explain why solar radiation management was perceived as likely to create a particular kind of world, one with an increased probability of geopolitical conflict, a new condition of global experimentality, and major threats to democratic governance.

The twist is that current attempts at cultural censorship in Russia, as in the West, are just as likely to create a surge in public interest, which can turn out to be very good for sales.

You can think of Judd Greenstein, the composer who assembles its programs, as a mischievous matchmaker who dreams up blind dates that seem as likely to create sparks as to create harmony.

There is excitement in Tory circles that voters now see David Cameron as more likely to create jobs than Ed Miliband.

In his own dissenting opinion, Chief Justice John Roberts described the decision as one likely to create havoc in states where judges are elected to the bench.

This result is plausible, as floods are likely to create havoc in people's livelihoods rather than claim a high human death toll.

Overlay this with the relative importance other stakeholders place on the issues, and food and cosmetics/sunscreens are areas of greatest concern, and therefore could be seen as areas most likely to create public outrage.

Each area will differ slightly in its approach, but as well as pooled funding, agencies are likely to create one point of contact for all services.