Sentence examples for likely later on from inspiring English sources

Lael Brainard, the Treasury under secretary for international affairs, is considered a contender to become secretary, although that is considered more likely later on in Mr. Obama's second term.

State Senator Joseph F. Vitale of Woodbridge said that a gasoline tax would have been "honest and direct," and that "the other way is additional borrowing that will make it likely later on that we'll have to raise the gas tax and then pay down the debt".

Sleep apnoea and snoring made conditions such as hyperactivity more likely later on, researchers said.

The former England player C. B. Fry said that Miller was "a batsman already great...who is likely, later on, to challenge the feats of Australia's champions of the past...Miller has something of the dash and generous abandon that were part of Victor Trumper's charm".

If it's true that arts participation makes young people more likely to vote later on, then it should also make them more critical.

"During our long field experience in West Bengal and Bangladesh we observed that those who are suffering from severe keratosis appear more likely to develop cancer later on," says Dipankar Chakraborti, director of the School of Environmental Studies at Jadavpur University in Calcutta.

"You might be tempted to skip breakfast, but this is just likely to make you overindulge later on," she says.

Studies have found that people who vape are more likely to also become smokers later on, despite the fact that many people, including tobacco smokers, are advocating for e-cigarettes as healthier options to regular cigarettes.

Concluding, students attaching high relevance to a high income later on are more likely to choose a specialty other than general practice.

Later on Thursday, Congress voted on the legislation, and it seems likely to pass.

The last two structures are also worth curating as not all regulatory mechanisms are equally well-known, and this partial information will most likely be, later on, complemented with other sentences and new papers.