Sentence examples for likely he could from inspiring English sources

If he is extradited, as seems likely, he could face up to 30 years in prison.

At first Nelson's advice was not sought; then, as Danish resistance became increasingly likely, he could record, "Now we are sure of fighting, I am sent for".

To the extent that it's Charlie who takes on those loans, Rieder notes that it's likely he could be still paying down college loans into his 30s.

Manager Joe Girardi has been raving about Rodriguez's progress for more than a week, and it is likely he could begin his rehab assignment in July, as scheduled.

But since victory seems likely, he could have been braver in his pledges, if only so as to strengthen his mandate in office.

Mr. Trump would face difficulties in his plans to eliminate the E.P.A., although it is likely he could substantively reduce its size.

It is likely that he could not conceive of any Poland except a communist one.

It now seems clear that he did not, most likely because he could not.

It is likely that he could offer information on scores of officials and others who remain in powerful positions.

"I would say that it's more likely that he could end up abroad than it was before Christmas," told reporters during a conference call Wednesday.

It is likely that he could have settled the case for a relatively modest sum, but instead he has chosen to fight the civil charges at a cost that far exceeds his potential liability.