Sentence examples for be likely to delay from inspiring English sources

If war can be averted until then, Kashmir's early snows will be likely to delay it further, making both infiltration and military action difficult and unlikely.

This would decrease the size of an already small population, and would be likely to delay the explosive growth in vector numbers in the larger inland villages as rainfall increases.

But such discipline is likely to delay recovery.

The appeal is likely to delay the extradition, which was due to go through next week.

The fresh appeal is likely to delay a final ruling well into 2017.

But it still faces numerous regulatory and legal hurdles that are likely to delay the opening.

But further meetings are likely to delay its arrival until September.

The closure of courts over the Christmas period is likely to delay any such action.

Firms are likely to delay investment decisions and consumers may also adopt a wait-and-see approach.

The slow reproductive rate is likely to delay a recovery even if fishing pressure abates, the Dalhousie researchers said.

At the least, the disapproval by some states is likely to delay the resolution of the case for many months.