Sentence examples for be likely to order from inspiring English sources

Married couples who seek advice about entitlement to property and financial matters can usually get reasonably clear advice about where they stand, because experienced lawyers can predict (at least in straightforward cases) with a reasonable degree of accuracy what the court would be likely to order if it came to it.

Ibrahim el-Ajla, 29, who works for Gaza's water utility and was among those enjoying KFC here the other day, acknowledged that the food was better hot and fresh in the restaurant, but he said he would be likely to order again.

Don't show up starving or you'll be likely to order too much food and spend too much money.

You're likely to order about six dishes, so take a chance on at least one of them.

The judges gave no indication whether they were likely to order a new route or let the existing one stand, court officials said.

Porsche said it would build only 1,500 Carrera GTs, which means most buyers are likely to order a customized car, and perhaps even pick it up personally at the assembly plant in Leipzig.

He's likely to order it well done and with a side of ketchup.

And Henry has to appear before an Immigration judge on Friday, a judge who is likely to order his arrest and deportation.

Questionnaires were sent to 611 cancer physicians in Ontario who were likely to order or use MOT.

Self-driving cars such as those being prototyped by Google will be more common and will be likely to be ordered via the kind of mobile apps similar to the ones we use for ordering taxis nowadays.

However, fewer antibiotics were administered to the younger group, although physicians might be expected to be more likely to order antibiotics for younger infants[ 17].