Sentence examples for is likely to vindicate from inspiring English sources
Competition in this context is likely to vindicate pro-immigrant policies.
The very quotable interview is likely to vindicate a lot of political interest groups.
This means that all of the streaming service speculation is likely to be vindicated within the next three hours.
A key Gordon Brown ally in government, he is likely to feel vindicated this weekend as a succession of shadow cabinet ministers queue up to condemn News Corp. Tom Watson has been highlighting the company's wrongdoing for two years, revealing the NoW may have targeted the families of the girls murdered by Ian Huntley in Soham.
But it may be months or even years before they are vindicated -- and that vindication is likely to come only after people begin to wonder whether the experts might be wrong.
If Dotcom's claims are vindicated, Banks is likely to have to resign his seat.
The data vindicates Hobbes's basic insight, that without a state, life is likely to be "nasty, brutish and short".
Mr. Hoenig, who is likely to vote no again on Tuesday when the committee meets for the last time this year, said it was too early to say whether the market reaction and the uncertainty had vindicated his position.
Even if the documents are seen to vindicate the Palestinians, they are likely to add to the pressure faced by Mr Abbas and his Fatah party.
