Sentence examples for is likely to conclude from inspiring English sources
"Who knows?", a reporter on a tight deadline is likely to conclude.
(One generally doesn't indulge another person's emotional processing at this length unless the jabbering is likely to conclude with sex).
Even the most careful economic analysis is likely to conclude that uncontrollable factors play a major role.
His arrival is likely to conclude the bulk of José Mourinho's incoming business in this window, scuppering the Colombia international Fredy Guarín's hopes of joining from Internazionale.
This report is likely to conclude that the so-called "Filegate" scandal involved no criminal wrongdoing and resulted from unwitting mistakes by low-level White House aides.
If an e-mail contains the words "free," "Viagra," and "herbal," for example, then the filter is likely to conclude that the message is spam.
Many Tory backbenchers are likely to conclude, like the predecessors 90 years ago, that they no longer need to cosy up to the Lib Dems; and Lib Dem activists who feel queasy about their relationship with the Tories will urge the party leadership to end it well before the next general election.
Many more are likely to conclude that the demise of mob rule over the Nevada gambling industry was greatly exaggerated.
She found that game users would not be likely to conclude that Brown had endorsed the Madden NFL product.
