Sentence examples for is likely to cast from inspiring English sources

The Baninter scandal is likely to cast a dark cloud over a sunny country for a while yet.

But the debt crisis afflicting Greece and dragging down the euro is likely to cast a shadow over his visit.

Messrs Shleifer and Hay say they did nothing wrong.Even if they did not, the row is likely to cast a shadow over the development of Russia's securities industry.

The admission by Frank Dunlop, a lobbyist and former press officer with the Irish government, is likely to cast a harsher spotlight on political corruption in Ireland.

The Supreme Court may tell us soon whether affirmative action in public universities is permissible, and if it does, O'Connor is likely to cast the deciding vote.

Greybull says it is committed to completing this deal, but it is likely to cast an eye over the rest of Tata's UK business.

Europe's competition authorities are likely to cast a keen eye over the deal.

And the findings are likely to cast a shadow over the university's reputation for pioneering medical research.

He also hopes to draw some Latinos, who are likely to cast crucial ballots in at least three battleground states: Colorado, Florida and Nevada.

But many among Ottawa South's large Muslim population are likely to cast their ballots next Monday for Monia Mazigh, of the left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP).

Mr. Djukanovic has urged a boycott of the Yugoslav elections, but up to a third of Montenegro's 440,000 voters are likely to cast ballots in any case.