Sentence examples for it is likely to start from inspiring English sources

It is likely to start later than its October deadline, however, take longer to fight than anticipated, and will likely result in the destruction of much of the city.

It is likely to start with pressure on the central bank to reflate the economy.

If a trade war starts, it is likely to start with targeted hits, said Pei.

Nevertheless, as Boeing's boss, Jim McNerney, said on hearing of the proposal, it is likely to start a wave of consolidation in the defence industry.

If they vote yes to industrial action, it is likely to start in October.

Shale gas - a big new resource in North America - is not likely to impact directly on European production until the 2020s, though it is likely to start changing perceptions well before then.

It's too soon to say what the future of food-waste collection in New York City will look like, but for individual residents it's likely to start with scraping plates into a counter-top container, which they would empty into larger brown bins they'd set on the curb for collection.

When the economy revives, it's likely to start flowing heavily again.

"To have said to Checo 'don't fight', or to Jenson 'yield, let your team-mate by', I've not yet done it, and I don't think I'm likely to start doing it any time soon".

If Klose does not make it, Sébastien Bassong is likely to start and Norwich supporters may be less optimistic about their team's capacity to subdue the visitors' sharpest shooter, Jermain Defoe, who has scored 15 league goals this season, five times as many as any other Sunderland players.

When it releases its results the company is likely to start sketching out its defence against the widespread assumption that it was grossly negligent.