Sentence examples for likely holds from inspiring English sources

If a record exists for posing for most snapshots with awe-struck Burgundy fiends, Mr. Lardière most likely holds it.

The numbers on race and education point to such a clear cleavage that even if they are slightly inaccurate, the overall conclusion still likely holds true.

As with most things related to the N.F.L., a variation of Hanlon's razor ("Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence") likely holds.

What could be next is not quite anyone's guess, but there are certainly plenty of decent possibilities and without trying to sound clichéd, that does mean the future likely holds some fantastic discoveries.

Morgan Stanley may feel that bullish is the only way to be on Amazon, because it is the company's investment banker and likely holds a barrel of the company's convertible bonds, which are trading in the cellar.

"Broadband very likely holds the key for the long-term recovery of the telecommunications industry and for our nation's long-term economic growth and its ability to compete on the global stage," he said, without endorsing any of the proposals that have stalled in the Senate.

Uncertainty is likely holding back the recovery.

He said the Democratic majority in the Assembly would most likely hold hearings on the matter.

The G.O.P. will likely hold off on blocking district court judges until early September.

Sidney Cooper said his family will likely hold a funeral for his mother later this week.

Democrats would have likely held the House if the actual voting electorate had matched the registered voter pool.