Sentence examples for be likely to improve from inspiring English sources

Prodded at one point by Boies, Blankenhorn said he believed, in fact, that "adopting same-sex marriage would be likely to improve the well-being of gay and lesbian households and their children".

However, withdrawal of life support occurred frequently (54%) with little accompanying documentation of whether or not physicians had communicated how continued treatment might be likely to improve the patient's condition or well-being.

Reducing statin-related muscle disorder would be likely to improve overall patient compliance, thereby leading to an increase in the improved short- and long-term outcomes associated with appropriate use of statins.

Public transport would be likely to improve, since it would get more money and would have less competition for road space.

Tapan Kumar Chowdhury, 62, a retiree now working as an activist in the colony, said legalized status would be likely to improve sanitation and local health standards through installation of a true sewage system.

Not only would they benefit from the capital investment that an outsider could provide to fund expansion overseas, but the external pressure they bring would also be likely to improve how these firms are run.

The covering of pigmented lesions is likely to improve well-being.

The author stated that improved donor satisfaction was likely to improve future donor recruitment and retention.

This is likely to improve in time.

Conditions in Latin America are likely to improve.

Not that books are likely to improve any time soon.