Sentence examples for likely barring from inspiring English sources

Political experts have already been saying that while the 2004 election was a national defense/terrorism election, this one is likely — barring unforeseen circumstances — to turn on domestic issues, especially the economy.

Analysts said they found nothing in the central bank's statement to dispel the belief that at least one more rate increase, probably at the Aug. 22 meeting, was likely, barring the appearance of convincing evidence that economic growth had slowed.

So no, this is not your average game, even if there's slightly less on the line here, the match-up serving more as a preview to a gold medal game that is extremely likely barring any jaw-dropping upsets.

(It's important to note here that no one I spoke to felt that an actual war was in any way likely, barring some black swan event to trigger it).

If it can magically scrounge up another $23 million (not likely barring a release), it can also pass the $282 million total of The Matrix Reloaded and take its spot of the number two-grossing R-rated film of all time.

In the case of the CFPB, the measure would likely bar the bureau from pursuing any of the new powers granted under the Dodd-Frank Act that created it.

The travel ban will likely bar such visas for citizens of the six countries, the cable acknowledged, stating that "we anticipate that very few DV applicants are likely to be exempt from the E.O.'s suspension of entry or to qualify for a waiver".

Before the debate, Mr. Clegg was seen as the event's most likely beneficiary, barring a clunking or stellar performance by his two opponents, if only because equal billing in the debate represented a breakthrough for his party.

"If this effort doesn't go through, I think it's likely that, barring some third-party financing, that we would have to look at an in-court restructuring," he said yesterday in an interview.

However, Hales was soon caught behind off Bresnan for two, and Jack Brooks bowled Brendan Taylor (32), but a draw is the most likely result barring a dramatic final-day collapse by one of the sides.

At the outermost regions of the burn wound is the zone of hyperemia that receives increased blood flow via inflammatory vasodilation and will likely recover, barring infection or other injury [ 25].