Sentence examples for is likely to switch to from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Duncan Smith wins, Mr. Norris said, he is likely to switch to Labor.

O'Leary will also be in charge of the reserve team, which is likely to switch to an under-21 format.

Demand for Mediterranean holidays is strong, and some of this is likely to switch to destinations seen as safer, particularly Greece, Spain and Portugal.

Realignment is coming to the National Basketball Association, which is likely to switch to six five-team divisions to accommodate the expansion Charlotte Bobcats in the 2004-5 season, league officials said yesterday.

McClennan has no plans to added to his original 19-man squad, which means that Lee Smith is likely to switch to full-back with Ryan Hall coming into the side on the left wing.

If investors lose confidence in WMPs, they are likely to switch to deposits instead.

Cone also found that 80 percent of Americans were likely to switch to brands that supported a good cause.

Some households are likely to switch to over-the-air signals temporarily, assuming they have the necessary digital TV receiver.

Cone also found that 80 percent of Americans were likely to switch to brands that supported a good cause, with an even greater portion of mothers (93 percent) and 18- to 24-year-olds (85 percent) likely to do so.

A 2010 study about cause marketing by Cone, a public relations firm, found that 80 percent of Americans were likely to switch to brands that supported a good cause, with an even greater portion of mothers — 93 percent — likely to do so.

But few are likely to switch to New Democracy, which ran the country between 2004 and 2009 and is blamed for running up the huge deficits that took Greece to the brink of bankruptcy.The markets are worried.