Sentence examples for finally likely to from inspiring English sources

Finally, likely to avoid large energy price increases, Initiative 1631 would implement relatively low carbon fees: $15/ton in 2020 and increasing by $2/ton per year (plus inflation).

Almost all economists, including some who have been cautious and prescient over the last three years, agree that hiring is finally likely to pick up in the next few months.

The true creative impact of the mental decline of TS Eliot's first wife, Vivienne, and the real nature of his abortive relationships with the women he saw following her committal to an asylum, along with other remaining mysteries of the renowned writer's life, are finally likely to be held up to inspection by an official biographer.

"After three five-year terms of dyed-in-the-wool conservatives, the Bank of Japan is finally likely to have a governor who is prepared to use the monetary armory at his disposal," Nicholas Smith, Japan strategist at CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets, said in a note.

"In many ways, Ofcom played an ace by allowing EE to launch 4G ahead of everyone else as it meant that for others to follow they needed the joint award of 800MHz and 2.6GHz to happen as soon as possible – something which now seems finally likely to take place.

Finally, likely due to unhealthy body composition and poor fitness along with strenuous work demands, firefighters are at high risk of musculoskeletal injuries.

When it finally seems likely to happen, the film crashes to a sudden and unsatisfying conclusion.

She'll have to wait until the route is finally decided - likely to be late 2011 - and if it remains unchanged she will have her property compulsorily purchased by the government.

Mitt Romney's victory in Illinois seems likely to finally — finally!

Finally, there is likely to be an eye-catching announcement about Scotland.

Finally, we are likely to again witness American disenchantment with China following the summit.