Sentence examples for likely dry from inspiring English sources

The World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiologists (WFSA) also began an awareness campaign in December 2015 as we fear international scheduling will interfere with its supply chain and the manufacture and distribution of essential ketamine will likely dry up.

With standard room rates starting at $348 a night and the most famous nearby attraction, the Yosemite Falls, most likely dry or frozen by late December, expectations for a hotel in full Christmas glory are typically high.

However, recent paleoecological reconstructions based on tooth wear, carbon isotopes, and functional morphology indicate that grasses played a minor role in Late Miocene ecosystems of the eastern Mediterranean, which were more likely dry woodlands or forests.

It's a foreign policy issue America spends unbelievable resources battling Latin American drug gangs, whose revenue would likely dry up under a legal regime.

Just because you clocked 15 hours at your office, with likely dry eyeballs and a complete lack of focus, doesn't mean you've accomplished things in a smart way.

Washing your hair everyday or more than once a day will likely dry it out.

They most likely dried out because of diseased rachis-branches and spike necks.

Because your soil is likely dried out and packed after winter, it's time to add moisture.

The likely driest (1988 89) and wettest (1962 63) winters, both, took place within the 20th century.

Drought has had a firm grip on the region since 1998 and Cook's findings show that the recent bone-dry spell is likely the driest period on record in 900 years and almost certainly the worst drought in 500 years.

Access to capital is likely to dry up.