Sentence examples for is likely to dump from inspiring English sources

Because the Republican bill contains little to help with that transition, they said it is likely to dump people from the welfare rolls without ensuring they can find and keep jobs.

His agency has purchased extra booms to capture logs and woody debris that the Tuolumne River is likely to dump into 26-mile-long Don Pedro Reservoir, which stores water to irrigate more than 200,000 acres of Central Valley farmland.

Savers who have built up substantial pots are likely to dump annuity purchase in favour of investing in property for an income in retirement, said Savills.

A recent employer survey by McKinsey & Co. found that more than half of all American companies are likely to "dump" their workers into the government-run exchanges.

Coffee-mate, a popular flavoring, lists nutritional information based on a single teaspoon, even though many people are likely to dump far more than that into their morning cuppa.

Brexit is likely to see supermarkets dump Irish beef in favour of meat from Brazil or Argentina, with steak prices possibly dropping heavily, according to some industry sources.

Having just won parliamentary approval to cut spending by €30 billion, he is likely to resist having Alitalia's liabilities dumped on the public finances.

A decision might be made to clean up rather than seal off an abandoned toxic waste dump that is likely to be inundated a few decades from now.

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki could easily be dumped, but he is likely to be replaced by another weak placeholder to avoid all-out conflict between Sadr and SCIRI, who wield the real power.

Killer whale cannibalism has also been reported based on analysis of stomach contents, but this is likely to be the result of scavenging remains dumped by whalers.

The new dump provides evidence that is likely to be used against the United States in these proceedings and that might very possibly be compelling for a court that is probably disinclined to trust the Trump administration in the first place.