Sentence examples for but likely would from inspiring English sources

Airline executives say they have not cut any jobs because of the machines but likely would have had to hire more agents without the kiosks.

The largest nearly complete specimen measures about 1.3 meters long but likely would have stretched 1.6 meters if intact, he notes.

A CRA repeal of Restoring Internet Freedom would be devastating to the FCC's plans, but likely would leave intact the legislative ambiguities that gave rise to today's issues.

It was Santana's first chart topper ever, but likely wouldn't have happened without Thomas' built-in pop connection.

And the Bush policy would have been debated more forcefully in public, but likely would have remained unchanged anyway.

Yes, Clinton has said she would favor overturning the ruling, but likely would do little to spur such change.

But that likely would provoke resistance because it would entangle other countries or entities that do business with the central bank.

This generosity would have pleased Strummer, who died in 2002, but he likely would have been less thrilled that the set lists for $29.98.

There would be coral bleaching, but there likely wouldn't be a coral massacre on the scale we've seen this year.

But Kamath likely wouldn't have listened anyway.

But how likely would a partnership between the two companies be? "I don't know.