Sentence examples for considers likely to from inspiring English sources

In 1999, the government passed a tough law that set up a network of prisonlike detention centers for asylum seekers whom it considers likely to abscond.

The McKinsey Global Institute recently released a report on a dozen major new technologies that it considers likely to be "disruptive," upsetting existing market and social arrangements.

But they may be surprised to learn that when their equity in the property reaches 20percentt -- a percentage that the mortgage industry considers likely to forestall default -- they can request cancellation of the insurance, which typically costs $30 to $100 a month.

A reason, for Stevenson, is "any statement about any matter of fact which any speaker considers likely to alter attitudes" (1944, 115).

Only 76 were considered likely to succeed.

Not all Democrats were considered likely to back the measure.

But Ms. Sander was not then considered likely to return.

China, Russia, Japan and South Korea are considered likely to encourage the administration to make a positive response, diplomats say.

But the elections are considered likely to delay further the stalled peace talks with the rebels.

But while these differences were measurable, none were considered likely to affect a patient's health.

Mr. Qurei's government is considered likely to win parliamentary confirmation on Wednesday.