Sentence examples for is likely to devise from inspiring English sources
Before you know it, a smart entrepreneur is likely to devise an app that will direct you to cheap and healthy alternatives that can slim your tummy and fatten your wallet.
However, from design perspective, it is likely to devise multiple operating modes on a powertrain system to achieve better fuel economy.
"Mumbaiites are famously adaptable creatures, and are likely to devise ways to squeeze into the 10-second gap as the doors slide shut.
Manufacturers are likely to devise new applications in the hope of establishing the advantages to home networking, without making it seem too hard.
Further, Dr. Mollenkopf and others have suggested, the mayor is likely to use his money to devise advertisements that cast some of his most controversial decisions in a favorable light.
Consultants say the trend is likely to continue, as employers devise various ways of spreading increased health care costs among their staff and balancing that side of the ledger against fewer raises and other compensation.
Cheney is likely to spend a lot of time devising legislative strategy, Bush advisers say.
But the tense legal standoff that led to the Columbine ruling is likely to repeat itself in Virginia if we don't quickly devise an alternative.
Until a mechanism is devised to pay Wall Street for quality advice, no new rule is likely to produce it.
Ambivalence is likely to continue.
