Sentence examples for likely quarter from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ghosn's perpetual-motion management style has won plaudits not just from the investment community but also from a less likely quarter: corporate Japan, where the people at the top tend to be cautious incrementalists.

They're England's likely quarter-final opponents (should Capello's men get that far).

France and Ireland, their likely quarter-final opponents, will definitely not be thinking they have a gimme.

The reward for Argentina as second qualifiers is a likely quarter-final against either France or Ireland.

Success would be Winning their group, which would set up a likely quarter-final against the Kiwis at Headingley.

You have to feel it.' Tuesday's likely quarter-final between Henin-Hardenne and Sharapova is likely to be as good a match as any in the fortnight.

She meets Sam Stosur in the last 16 but refuses to look past the Australian to a likely quarter-final against Serena Williams.

Home or away, they will – by contrast to England – celebrate to the full one of the great days they will ever experience: A likely quarter-final against India at the MCG is a deserved reward.

Indeed, should Australia beat Wales, a path to the final would be that much easier for the Wallabies given a likely quarter-final opponent of either Scotland or Japan, and the All Blacks on the other side of the draw.

Germany have not been at their best since that opening game, but they have hardly needed to be: in theory, a second-round meeting with Algeria should keep them keen enough for a likely quarter-final with France.

Ireland appear their most likely quarter-final opponents in Cardiff (should the Irish beat France in their final pool game) and while they enjoy a better record against Joe Schmidt's team compared with the others at the top of the rankings, three of their five wins came in their annus mirabilis and Ireland are a far more daunting proposition now.