Sentence examples for is very likely to go from inspiring English sources

Rent regulation is very likely to go away, eventually, even without any explicit effort to kill it.

Courtney Love has hinted that a Kurt Cobain musical is "very likely" to go ahead, as the 20th anniversary of the Nirvana frontman's death draws closer.

"If the company is not able to rectify this cash shortfall position very quickly, the company will become insolvent and therefore is very likely to go into liquidation," the statement said.

The Herculean size of that task means the Government is very likely to go for the barrage, especially as the onshore wind industry is suffering strongly from the rise in the euro against the pound, meaning turbines made in Germany and Denmark are now about a third dearer than they were a year ago.

"I think this is very likely to go to the Supreme Court, because there's a direct conflict between the circuits, it's of great national importance and the 8-7 split on the Sixth Circuit is a signal that some ruling is needed," said Eugene Volokh, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, who helped draft the California ban.

More working families will struggle to rent and to buy, more people could be forced out of the capital and homelessness is very likely to go up".

Both these teams are very likely to go through to the next round at the expense of this afternoon's opponents, Ireland and Croatia, so we may not have our final verdicts till the knockout stage.

According to some media reports, it's very likely to go through.

Scottish transport minister Derek Mackay said the strike was "very likely to go ahead" and have a "significant impact" on rails and roads.

The poll included 511 registered Chicago voters, who said they were "very likely" to go to the polls.

In a lawsuit dated Wednesday, the insurance company accuses the bank of knowing that the bundles of loans it was selling were very likely to go bad.