Sentence examples for likely casualty from inspiring English sources
Tallon is a likely casualty.
Horseracing is one likely casualty.
The last looks to be the most likely casualty.
Margin Call, which did not receive Bafta nominations, is a likely casualty.
This is a recipe for warfare, with the children's well-being both the disputed turf and the likely casualty.
The New START treaty, which limits strategic weapons but expires in 2021, will be a likely casualty.
Austria and San Marino are tipped as the most likely casualties.
Despite the likely casualties, attacking the mosque was now even more clearly in the national interest.
Likely casualties are investment vehicles that became popular in the 1990's: mutual funds that focus on specific countries.
It is easy to spot the likely casualties: anything whose function can be fulfilled efficiently — if not more so — by a cellphone, computer or another digital gizmo.
The likely casualties include Ken Clarke, the longest-serving member of the current Government, and the Chief Whip Sir George Young, who are aged 74 and 72 respectively.
