Sentence examples for be likely to generate from inspiring English sources
Hence we expect that Q-imputation would be likely to generate fewer false positives than Z-closure in general.
The Unep projection said country pledges so far would be likely to generate emissions equivalent to 54 gigatonnes of CO2 in 2030, higher than current emissions but 11gigatonnes lower than if no action were taken.
His representatives are also negotiating with the talk-show host Larry King for a pay-per-view interview to be broadcast following the trial; such a program would be likely to generate revenues in the tens of millions of dollars.
Hot on the heels of the "no vote" to the Constitution in France and the Netherlands, it was clear that Case C-176/03 Commission v. Council would be likely to generate a large quantity of controversy.
Removing those rules would allow small stores to offer Quick Draw, and would be likely to generate more sales in New York City, where per capita revenues are low compared with the rest of the state.
Lamborghini did not disclose powertrain or drivetrain details for the concept, saying only that a production version would be likely to generate 600 horsepower and have permanent all-wheel drive.
Acting against these groups is likely to generate opposition to General Musharraf within the army and, some say, could endanger his life.
No auction this season is likely to generate headlines like those from the sale of Elizabeth Taylor's gems.
