Sentence examples for likely setting up from inspiring English sources

And with Teixeira out on the mat, Johnson followed up with two ground strikes to seal the victory, likely setting up a rematch against current champion Daniel Cormier.

Having lost a battle that many of them fought for years, the GOP was looking forward to future chances to extract cuts, likely setting up more last-second showdowns in March.

British bank Barclays said it would fight the agency, likely setting up a landmark legal battle that could set a precedent over whether the once-common trading ploy in commodity markets is illegal or simply ill-advised.

With Rick Santorum out of the race, Mitt Romney now looks more like the GOP presidential nominee than ever, likely setting up an electoral cage match against President Obama in November.

The "media savvy" Houthis, Ellwood added, were also likely setting up the scenes of their own crimes to make them look like they had been perpetrated by the coalition.

In reality it appears that this was in fact just a 'fan' page, and likely set up by someone else entirely.

Obama's aides say they will most likely set up their re-election campaign around next March, roughly the same as when Bush and Clinton incorporated their incumbent campaign operations.

That would make the Giants the N.F.C.'s sixth seed and likely set up a rematch with the Philadelphia Eagles, who are likely to be the third seed behind the Falcons and the Bears.

The Arctic sea ice cover, at its winter peak, was the lowest in the satellite image history, which will likely set up even more melting this summer, according to scientists.

Kathleen McTigue, a coordinator of Just Food, a nonprofit organization that will help sell what is grown on the property, said the site's overseers would most likely set up an "urban food stand".

And, of course, there was the instant-replay reversal of James Thrash's 16-yard catch that would have most likely set up a field goal of no more than 36 yards by Murray.