Sentence examples for is likely to attach from inspiring English sources

But with the Volt's 340 miles on tap, Mr. Linkov said the extra investment could allow buyers to banish the phrase "range anxiety" that is likely to attach itself to electric cars that run out of charge after 100 miles.

A broad generalization that Hare favored is that the highest OU is likely to attach to highly specific principles, though a higher AU may attach to some fairly general ones.

Actually, because the male rhabdosphincter is continuous with the transverse muscle, the male perineal membrane along the bottom of the rhabdosphincter area insert) is likely to attach to the muscle.

Scientists trying to assess Dr. Hauser's work are likely to attach considerable weight to the exact nature of the problems Dr. Smith says were found by the faculty committee.

Sure, classical references still exist in popular culture, but when they're not lamely trying to puncture "snobbery" they're likely to attach themselves to "weighty themes"—as in the recent films "A Late Quartet," in which the members of a string quartet adapt to their cellist's diagnosis of Parkinson's, or "The Soloist," in which Jamie Foxx portrays a homeless, schizophrenic violinist.

In addition, the cells were likely to attach on high sp3-C-contented surfaces and exhibit better shape configuration and proliferation.

While these cells may have greater propensity to migrate than endogenous chondrocytes, the number of cells seeded is difficult to control because they are likely to attach only loosely to the seeded tissue or clump together, generating only focal connections between tissue surfaces (unpublished observations).

The Courts in North America, have maintained in cases such as Canterbury v Spence [ 17] and Reibl v Hughes [ 66] that a patient must be informed of all material risks, where those 'material risks' would consist of what a reasonable person, in such a patients position, would be likely to attach significance to, in deciding whether to accept or forego a proposed treatment.

A separate bill to tax publicly traded partnerships at a higher rates is likely to be attached to one of two pieces of legislation next week.

As for revenue streams, some form of sponsorship is likely to be attached to the new episodes when they start appearing this spring.

Given that fact – and that Mason is likely to remain attached to the company in some capacity – is O'Hare more than a mouthpiece for the Old Guard?