Sentence examples for likely for instance from inspiring English sources

It's considered likely, for instance, that General Assad will at last tacitly give his blessings to Middle East peace attempts.

It is likely, for instance, that R & D includes many activities most people would consider marketing, but no one can know for sure.

Shocks are still likely: for instance, the size of the bubble and scale of the bust may overturn historic relationships such as that between unemployment rates and credit-card losses.

It looks likely, for instance, that the two sides will be able to agree to a new UN Security Council resolution on post-war Iraq, lifting sanctions and defining the roles of the UN and the coalition forces.

Is it likely, for instance, that not only Brecht's immediate family but no less than four of his past and present lovers would have been seated round the same lunch-table at Buckow? Schütte insists this is small beer compared to the reality.

"We've talked to girls about what they want to do, if they are more likely, for instance, to engage in an online cookie channel," and in surveying their members, Hamaker said, "We definitely heard from the older girls in particular that they were interested in an online channel," although, she added, "the littler girls still really wanted the opportunity to go door to door".

One of the more likely scenarios, for instance, is that a conservative Republican like Rick Perry is elected president in 2012 along with a Republican Congress.

Pollsters have sets of questions that they use to "screen" likely voters (for instance, "Did you vote in the last presidential election?").

While that would be left to a doctor to judge, it would very likely apply, for instance, to so-called adjuvant therapy, in which chemotherapy is used after a tumor is removed by surgery in hopes of preventing cancer from coming back.

What's more, they're less likely to believe, for instance, that African Americans don't work hard enough, and more likely to believe that historical discrimination against African Americans still matters today.

The issue is not technical: these difficulties will most likely be overcome, for instance when it comes to data disposal.