Sentence examples for have are likely from inspiring English sources

But the few it does have are likely to be sadder than Eeyore to discover that all of next year's output has been bought by Novak Djokovic.

A single firm's exaggeration by $1m adds a bogus $400m to the tally when scaled up to reflect the entire national economy.Firms which have suffered a loss, or suspect they have, are likely to be more willing to fill out a cyber-crime questionnaire than those with no such worries.

Whatever chemical weapons it still may have are likely rusty in storage, more of an environmental danger than a military one.

For instance, because any hygiene issues you have are likely to be especially noticeable once you start moving and sweating, it's important to take care of these issues both for your own benefit and that of the people around you.

None of this would have been likely to happen without IdeasTap.

Under Mr. Walcott's threat, he would have been likely to face firing.

Melville himself would not have been likely to recommend "Redburn" as a gift.

Russian officials, for example, have said the number of nuclear warheads they have is likely to shrink to 1,500.

Necessarily, she uses speculative language — "it may have been," "likely it was" — but she takes little for granted.

Case, who is 38, might always have been likely to arouse suspicion from the conservatives of Nashville.

Nor would the article's reviewers have been likely to find any clues of that trial's existence.