Sentence examples for likely kept on from inspiring English sources

That conversation surrounding his termination would have, most likely, kept on that same path except that Mehta (for some reason) released the letter written by Acadia's vice president of academics Heather Hemming outlining complaints against him and they are, well, pretty damning.

But until a serious desire to implement far-reaching policies aimed at decreasing youth and particularly female unemployment, encouraging meaningful entrepreneurship and creating a greater public health awareness, young women will likely keep on selling their souls to please the overweight and the borderline diabetic, as opposed to putting their skills and education to good use.

With homelessness rife in the capital, and tens of thousands of people looking forward to spending Christmas in temporary accommodation, people will likely keep on squatting regardless of what the neighbours think.

Sally Coady a spokesperson for learndirect said: "It's the people who have invested in their skills who are the most likely to be kept on during a recession.

Plenty of places are doing just fine, and look likely to keep on doing so.In fact, the misery of others helps some to thrive.

But because of the high cost of renewable energy, even with more competition in the market, Germany's power prices are likely to keep on rising.

This cosmopolitanism is presumably one reason that the cockroach lineage has endured, and that it is likely to keep on doing so long after the museum, New York, and all its Raid-toting inhabitants are gone.

The number of arrests is likely to keep on rising over the next couple of weeks.

Obama has likely kept quiet on the issue because his policies haven't done what he said they would do, and Romney perhaps won't speak up because he doesn't have any better ideas.

Nonetheless, R. palmatus likely kept its southern limits on the island and the range expansion of R. grayanus that was due to past climate change resulted in the current contact between the species on the island.

But the options packages of 2009 will most likely be a gift that keeps on giving as they vest between now and 2013.