Sentence examples for likely offensive from inspiring English sources

The local mayor is said to have ordered the remaining populace to prepare their basements, ahead of what many people there view as a likely offensive.

"It's likely offensive techniques are deployed in very limited scenarios, where the countries involved view the level of the threat from adversarial retaliation as being less effective," James Hadley, who now serves as CEO of Immersive Labs, told VICE News.

Ryan declared over the weekend that he could envision Tebow taking up to twenty snaps per game, likely in offensive coördinator Tony Sparano's favored "wildcat" formation.

She has only to beat a self-described democratic socialist and (most likely) an offensive and politically inexperienced Republican, whom not even a majority of his party's own voters can stand.

Bia, whose "corporate dominatrix" Palin-look wowed the crowd, went home $2,500 richer--and though naked, her performance was likely less offensive than Palin herself.

You used insulting behaviour in a situation that someone was likely to find offensive".

In general, he adds, if the shouter is motivated by the greater organizational good rather than some narcissistic cause, the outburst is less likely to be offensive.

Now comes LSU's turn, and if you're a Tigers fan, you likely think your offensive line will be able to dominate, too.

Senator Ashcroft, explaining his opposition, said Mr. Hormel "has been a leader in promoting a lifestyle," and that was "likely to be offensive" in Luxembourg.

Clegg also said he supported the right of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo to publish cartoons of the prophet this week that are likely to be offensive to Muslims.

"Our position has to be, 'Don't come to the museum if you're afraid of being offended, but we'll let you know in advance if there are works that are likely to be offensive,' " Mr. Anderson said.