Sentence examples for it is likely to fail from inspiring English sources
And if a school is not organized properly for its population, it is likely to fail.
Mr Yang stayed mum as to how it fared, but Susan Decker, his number two, dropped hints that Yahoo! is "exploring options" relating to a Google partnership.If the intention of such a deal is to make Microsoft increase its offer, it is likely to fail.
The company, which is owned by private equity firm Blackstone, is due to meet its banks this Tuesday after admitting it is likely to fail a covenant test at the end of May.
If general relativity fails -- as most theorists believe it ultimately must -- it is likely to fail in some surprising way, he said.
However, while the House bill has a strong chance of passing the Senate should Mr. McConnell stop pressuring Republicans to reject it, it is likely to fail with stronger language sought by Mr. Paul and others.
More than 180 neuroscientists have signed an open letter to the European Commission calling on it to reconsider the technical goals and oversight of one of the world's largest brain-mapping projects, predicting it is likely to fail.
The company believed it was "likely to fail" its compliance requirements for treating children.
Working with children checks were not undertaken for staff at the Perth Immigration Detention Centre, and IHMS believed it was "likely to fail" compliance checks for working with children assessments at other centres, according to a January 2014 briefing note.
The economics minister of the state of Hessen, Dieter Posch, said this week that the state's landesbank, Helaba, should boycott the stress test, which it was likely to fail.
Even if nuclear were the best option to tackle global warming, it's likely to fail again on cost grounds, says the Rocky Mountain Institute, the US energy consultant which advises governments and big companies.
