Sentence examples for likely content from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson declined to comment on the likely content of the panel's review of the Holy See.

While the likely content of a Trump trade policy is unclear, he has threatened tariffs of 45% on China and 35% on Mexico.

This morning, on BBC news programmes, BBC presenters interviewed a "media expert" (also on the pay-roll) about the likely content and consequences of the white paper.

Syllabaries are highly ambiguous and hence dependent on knowledge not only of the script but also on the likely content of the message.

The Finnish firm has launched a website for the new game with a (very) brief teaser on its likely content: an animation of a bird being fired along a track.

"It is disappointing to hear senior British politicians lending their voices to criticisms more frequently heard in the popular press, often based on a misunderstanding of the court's role and history," the court's president, Sir Nicolas Bratza, wrote in The Independent this week, before the speech was delivered but after the news media had reported its likely content.

Referring to the likely contents of the new American resolution, one diplomat said today: "The U.S. may come out with a paper they cannot get through here, which would cause them new irritations with the Council.

Administration officials declined to discuss the likely contents of the appeal brief but contended that the issue was more complicated than suggested by the warning letter to the president.

Yes, Trump represents, to them, a "useful idiot," a weak, discombobulated, history-less leader who will likely be content to leave Russia to its own devices, from Ukraine to the Baltic states.

Whatever solution Fraser comes up with, he will most likely be content, because he is still helping people.

NBC Universal and Fox won't likely provide content to the primary competitor of Hulu, their own video venture.