Sentence examples for likely noted from inspiring English sources
(Indeed, complications requiring hospitalization for colonoscopies are three to six times more likely, noted Richard Posner, an Appeals Court Judge, in an opinion temporarily blocking Wisconsin's law in December. "An issue of equal protection of the laws is lurking in this case," he wrote).
Beijing … will likely note the developing Russian doctrine on the flexibility of Russia's external borders.
But Ted Wieseman of Morgan Stanley, a bank, thinks the opposite is more likely, noting that population growth seems to be slowing.So perhaps the payroll count is too high.
The former scenario may be more likely, notes Farrell, as observations place HLX-1 far away from its parent galaxy's center and apparently outside of the main disk--which is exactly where a tightly packed globular cluster of stars would be located.
Unfortunately for her, another thing the historians will likely note is the scale of her defeat.
The things that the judges will likely note include: Poem - That you have chosen a good poem according to your class level/standard.
"Blackout" has no thank-you list at all, which will likely be noted by fans who are already suspicious that this album is really a hastily cobbled-together grab bag.
It was hardly likely, they noted sharply, that a country would leave the Kyoto protocol because it wished to cut emissions faster.In this section A troubling victory Pretty basic ReprintsAs far as the rich world goes, they are right.
Jøran Kallmyr, a Justice Minister and member of the anti-immigration Progress Party, told NTB newswire that the incident will likely be noted when officials consider the group's residency application.
However, they were provided no prompt as to what to enter, and likely just noted a theme rather than a purpose.
Despite acknowledging that the spread of the virus in Europe is "highly likely," Muñoz noted that the outbreak on the continent could turn out to be less severe than the epidemic spreading throughout Latin America.
