Sentence examples for becoming likely from inspiring English sources

It is becoming likely that he will be heading to his second All-Star Game in four weeks.

- Check their comments across different threads; have they taken, in all threads, a position likely to be considered controversial - if so, troll is becoming likely.

Mr. Kahlenberg, the author of "Affirmative Action for the Rich: Legacy Preferences in College Admissions," said a legal challenge to legacy preferences is becoming likely.

For its part, the White House began carefully shifting the blame as polling showed defeat becoming likely, insisting that campaign decisions such as keeping the president away from battleground states were driven by local candidates rather than Obama himself.

Almost by default, Gustavo Molina, a 29-year-old with 41 career at-bats, is edging his way in, and it is becoming likely that he will back up Russell Martin until Cervelli returns.

The revelations came before Tuesday's release of Obama's 426-page memoir, Becoming, likely to be a huge hit and reignite speculation over whether she might run for president – a move she has always ruled out.

The possibility, becoming likelier these days, is not that American voters will affirmatively turn toward authoritarianism but that political partisanship is the condition under which we lose touch with ourselves.

He could be tempted to leave ITV if, as is becoming increasingly likely, Tony Ball becomes ITV chief executive (More on ITV in a while).

While this is not yet current practice in Australia it is becoming increasingly likely that it may become so.

With the prospect of a Tory government becoming more likely, this does seem like an unfortunate day for rock'n'roll.

Investors, too, are becoming less likely to buy platinum as they become disenchanted with the financial returns.