Sentence examples for likely on board from inspiring English sources

PC vendor ASUS, which exhibited a smartbook prototype in June at an industry show, is likely on board.

A comprehensive understanding of bodily awareness will likely require taking on board its insight.

It's not news that practitioners about to be held accountable in the absence--or perceived absence--of being included in the planning or given adequate support will likely resist jumping on board.

Especially when the answer isn't likely to be, "I take on board every sensible, accurate word that perceptive reviewer said... " But recently, the tables have been turned.

This sop to nuclear power is more likely than anything else to bring on board John McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee and a strong nuclear supporter.

The two founders will most likely stay on board, with a stake of about 30%, and continue to expand Parex's business by using their local contacts and knowledge.

In search of decent yield in a post-QE world, the global investment community will likely get on board with the BRICS bank's projects so long as these steps are taken to deliver decent returns.

As Walt Mossberg handily pointed out during the conversation, some are a lot more likely to get on-board than others.

Potential consumers will be more likely to jump on board if a dual-purpose, name brand tablet is offered.

However, if forest structure can be reduced to a single metric and that metric related to the remotely sensed data it is likely that the sample reduction would be even more significant (future efforts will likely sample based on Board Foot volume or total volume as this is more related to forest structure).

This week's issue, though, is not likely to be on board.