Sentence examples for killer is likely from inspiring English sources

Various scientific reports, including one by the World Health Organisation, have suggested that the weed killer is likely carcinogenic to humans, Gaviria said.

One of the inmates, a convicted killer, is likely to get a new trial; the other, who has served 15 years after a murder conviction, reached a plea bargain, agreeing to a manslaughter charge that makes him eligible for parole.

According to Bonn, the killer is likely targeting people in an area he is familiar with.

She added that the killer is likely a male in his early 20s to early 30s who is very familiar with the neighborhood.

Among other items in their initial report, they said that "THE OFFENDER WAS EXTREMELY DANGEROUS AND WAS LIKELY TO REOFFEND" (emphasis in original), and that the killer was likely to have had prior experience of burglary.

Simons explained that the killer was likely to be the most unsuspecting person, and stated that Roxy was "pretty much the only non-suspect," but said she felt the character would not go so far as to kill her father, even though she had seen his true colours.

The book conjures a rather brown-cardigan world in which serial killers are likely to have been perfectly nice neighbors, before the start of a sorrowful trial and the dawn of a public sensation.

Less than a week after the United States Supreme Court has vacated the death sentence of a Texas inmate because of racially biased testimony in his case, the state attorney general announced that six other convicted killers are likely to have their death sentences overturned for the same reason.

This phenotype appears essential to BSE. 10 The interaction of polarised macrophages with other immune cells in colorectal carcinogenesis, including mast cells, dendritic cells, T cells or natural killer cells, 5 30–35 is likely important to the regulation of BSE but not yet fully understood and merits additional investigation.

Life in Africa is still hard, but now the killer is more likely to be Aids.

· A story about the rehabilitation of a childhood killer is always likely to provoke strong responses.