Sentence examples for likely mobilize from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Zeskind predicted, a significant number of white Americans would likely mobilize to retain their political and economic influence.

But if there is a ballot question, liberal and progressive voters would most likely mobilize in droves, posing a challenge for Governor Martinez, who is up for re-election next year.

If there were any other public health crisis that killed eight children a day we would most likely mobilize as a nation to stop it.

However, inactivating ATRX mutations have also been identified in neuroblastoma, pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor, and multiple sarcomas, where they arise in distinct molecular and cellular contexts, indicating that oncogenic mechanisms of broad physiological relevance are likely mobilized by ATRX deficiency6.

The colloids were likely mobilized by fluctuations in water pressure during sampling.

There are 331 Ds1 and 39 Ds2 elements, many of which are likely mobilized by Ac, and two novel classes of Ds-l elements.

Herein, we have shown that the P. salinus genome has been colonized by a MITE derived from the Tc1/ mariner superfamily of Class II DNA transposons, and that this MITE was likely mobilized within the viral genome.

Conversely, a stakeholder who held prior negative beliefs about the organization is likely to mobilize in protest against the organization following the initial event.

Simply guessing which antigens are likely to mobilize T cells to attack a patient's tumor is unlikely to be effective.

And because Republicans are particularly responsive to the specter of loss, they are more likely to mobilize to protect what they have.

Further, many block grant programs are designed to help low-income people — a group that is least likely to mobilize politically.