Sentence examples for likely in time to from inspiring English sources

Large antiwar majorities in Britain, Greece, Italy and Spain seem likely in time to make them an active political issue there as well.

The 111 changes look to be the part of the package that is most likely, in time, to need its own emergency treatment.

Credit-card companies can mislead their customers about the true interest rates they are paying; mortgage lenders can trick borrowers into refinancings that are likely, in time, to lead to foreclosures.

The first Jolla-branded Sailfish handset is due in the second half of this year — likely in time to capture the Christmas market.

Varnish microstratigraphies show a replicable layering sequence that appears to record regional climate changes that likely correspond in time to the Younger Dryas and Heinrich events in the North Atlantic region.

But if a modern country no longer prizes old-fangled characteristics like grit and personal responsibility, it will likely tumble back in time to a more primitive state.

As The Economist went to press, no such bargain looked likely to materialise in time to prevent it coming into force on March 1st.The sequester was originally designed to slice $1.2 trillion from spending over a decade.

Innovation allows a country to discover opportunities that exist or are likely to emerge in time, to focus on existing business processes and practices that improve efficiency, to find potential customers, to minimize wastage, and to increase profits.

Fire officials say that he likely reached the firehouse in time to join his colleagues as they rushed toward the twin towers, Mrs. Tegtmeier said.

However, Wales' captain is likely to be fit in time to lead them in the autumn internationals in November.

(Wang said he put in his papers to become a citizen earlier this year, but won't likely get that status in time to vote this November).