Sentence examples for be likely to render from inspiring English sources

The CPS said attitudes and the law had changed, but added that one factor that allowed Smith to escape trial was an assessment by the DPP in 1970 that "the characters of some of these young men would be likely to render their evidence suspect".

He also said the characters of some of the young men "would be likely to render their evidence suspect".

Cluster I has undergone radical amino acid replacements in many of the canonical active site residues and all model studies of this class of enzyme suggest that these substitutions would be likely to render the catalytic site inactive.

But he added that the Presidential elections were likely to render this advance nearly irrelevant.

A sterling run through this postseason is likely to render chatter about Manning's abilities moot.

Yet changing weather patterns are likely to render it far less important to future generations of youngsters.

In a few years, Toyota's relentless growth is likely to render this statement only half true.

"Nowadays, our country is welcoming and embracing all manners of social evil that are likely to render our society insecure and unproductive.

They are likely to render the loading effectiveness.

Any change in the CA is likely to render certain links to be non-existent.

This process is likely to render the twin deck more susceptible to vortex shedding excitation than the mono box deck.