Sentence examples for be likely to test from inspiring English sources
Since it determines state pensions and the pension system already has a deficit equal to 4% of GDP, this would be unaffordable without a drastic social-security reform something Lula's advisers admit will be tough.The markets would be likely to test a Lula government in its first year, obliging it to keep interest rates high, constraining growth.
Dr. Roses said drug companies were likely to test their drugs on all patients and hope for a broad approval.
The process, Dr. Loeb said, is likely to test their strengths as a family and challenge their patience.
In addition, the Agencies are likely to test select capabilities through horizontal reviews, as has been done in the past.
Thus, individuals infected recently are likely to test as positive on a sensitive test but negative on a less sensitive test.
Any such landslide in prices was likely to test government commitments to free-market dynamics and resist the temptation to intervene to protect asset values.
Even if protests at the New York conference are less chaotic, the demonstrations are likely to test the new administration's ability to keep order.
It is the potential for supercilious contempt in the politics, and the potential for earnest silliness in the visions that is likely to test the biographer's nerve.
He is likely to test the Algerian government's willingness to countenance greater intelligence sharing, including the deployment of US drones.
According to church leaders, next month's conference, the church's equivalent of a legislature, is likely to test the bounds of civil debate.
