Sentence examples for likely senior from inspiring English sources

Least likely Senior male novelist (BBC); anyone British (Sunday Times).

Over the July 4th weekend, as this possibility seemed more likely, senior editors were called into the office.

The Hariri tribunal poses a serious threat to the internal stability of the regime of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, if, as seems likely, senior security figures in that regime figure on the eventual charge sheet.

Despite his Texan nature, he seems less at ease with Dick Armey or Mr DeLay, the Texan numbers two and three in Congress, than with Tommy Thompson and John Engler, the governors of Wisconsin and Michigan.Conservatives are already nervous about Mr Bush's likely senior appointments.

While significant in its own right, this remarkable intrusion by U.S. intelligence officials -- very likely senior officials -- brings into sharp relief the competing claims of rational foreign policies based on cooperation with allies (none more valuable than Germany) and the pervasive, uncontrolled lust for intelligence bearing on counter-terrorism.

And, as seniors appear to be in 2012 based upon some of the most recent polls, as evidenced in an August 31 video posted by Scott Rasmussen of Rasmussen Reports to his website that shows Romney with 58percentt and Obama with 37percentt of the likely senior vote.

In other words, the more that researchers had stressed that a given warning was false, the more likely seniors were to eventually come to believe it was true.

"That would be likely," the senior official added.

"I think a shutdown is likely," a senior Democratic source told the Hill.

One quick test involves pondering how likely a senior politician, or even a member of his family, is to face a parking ticket.

The Central Intelligence Agency issued a general warning on Oct. 11 that an attack on "U.S. interests and Jewish tourists" in the region was likely, one senior government official said.