Sentence examples for is likely to throw from inspiring English sources

But even if the full report is ­published, it is likely to throw up themes that are becoming depressingly familiar in cases like this: failings by agencies that missed warning signs or by individuals who failed to take action out of fear or ignorance or both.

The case is likely to throw the spotlight on secrecy surrounding asylum seeker turnback operations.

Their secondary is pretty solid, so Leaf is likely to throw one or two interceptions.

News of the organisers' resignation is likely to throw plans for the 2012 carnival into turmoil.

Whether or not Holmes comes back, Sanchez is likely to throw once more to a revamped receiving corps.

Whatever his attitude to Gazprom's taxes, for example, Mr Chernomyrdin is likely to throw his weight behind the firm's expansion plans.

Mets Manager Terry Collins said Harvey was likely to throw two innings, if all goes well.

"And more than anyone else we play, the Scots are likely to throw something different at us.

The filings are likely to throw new light on such basic questions as just how many subscribers Adelphia actually has.

The question for Mets fans on the edge of their seats is whether being hard to hit is the same as being likely to throw a no-hitter.

The count was 3-0, and Cameron understood that with the Mariners leading, 14-4, Porzio was likely to throw a fastball down the middle with his next pitch.