Sentence examples for combined likely from inspiring English sources

More consumers flocked to credit unions last month than in all of 2010 combined, likely in part due to the controversy surrounding debit card fees.

These factors combined likely resulted in a very low number of spawners, which was also reflected in low juvenile densities during this period (Niemelä E. unpublished data).

The overall results suggested that 4.5% of respondents were "definitely" considering specialising in psychiatry, and another 15% were "seriously considering" specialising in the field, giving a combined "likely" total of 19%.

As a bonus, a name made of short words unusually combined is likely to avoid trademark-infringement claims, and is likely to be available as an internet domain.Rules are made to be broken, of course.

The deal would likely help both companies in terms of their purchasing power, but, despite the size of the combined firm, likely wouldn't result in much change in drug prices for consumers.

Were the merger to go ahead, the complaint argues, the "newly combined firm likely would . . .

There have been disputes about the precise title and boundaries of the combined authority, likely to encompass 2 million people.

Neither approach alone or when combined is likely to work because neither improves health care or deals with the real drivers of medical inflation.

The fact that GOP leaders have separated TPA from TAA, two issues that are historically combined, is likely to leave a bad taste in many Democrats' mouths.

BPD is twice as common as schizophrenia and bipolar illnesses (combined), with likely more than 10 million people in the USA impacted (2 to 6percentt of the adult population).

35 These factors combined are likely to magnify the health burden during a heatwave.