Sentence examples for is likely to be modified from inspiring English sources

Privacy law in Europe is likely to be modified to reflect changing models of information collection and sharing.

As Chalabi's influence wanes, his push for wholesale de-Baathification of Iraq is likely to be modified.

That policy is currently under review and is likely to be modified this October, according to Lauren Patrich, an F.C.C. spokeswoman.

Much of the potential damage from Friday's attack was quickly contained by the efforts of a 22-year-old security researcher, [who] discovered that the unnamed attackers had accidentally included a 'kill switch.' … But that victory could be short-lived, experts said, because the [software] is likely to be modified soon and continue its spread in a slightly different form.

Likewise, today's stated American policy is likely to be modified over the course of the next 12 months to reflect its accomplishments or failures.

Ovarian cancer risk in BRCA1 gene carriers is estimated at about 50%, but again this risk is likely to be modified by both genetic and other risk factors.

Newer imaging tools such as the OCT-angiography, adaptive optics, and oximetry are likely to be modified for the use in pediatric retina, much like the evolution of the hand-held OCT now in vogue for infants in the clinic setting.

The details and exact order of the schedule below are likely to be modified as the program approaches.

The measure, which closely follows recommendations from President Bush, now goes to the Senate, where some of its more restrictive provisions are likely to be modified.

Specific drilling and emergency response procedures are likely to be modified after investigators determine what caused the Deepwater Horizon accident, and regulation will surely be tightened, particularly in the United States, where Interior Secretary Ken Salazar last week announced that federal oversight of offshore drilling would be revamped.

This is not surprising since these coefficients contain a large part of the information of a natural image; their associated densities are likely to be modified by the embedding process.