Sentence examples for likely sooner than from inspiring English sources

"We don't know yet how, and we don't know when, but we are certain it will collapse, and more likely sooner than later".

George W. Bush's top economic adviser, Lawrence Lindsey, has been warning for some time that the stock market is dangerously overvalued, that it's a bubble that is bound to burst, and more likely sooner than later.

What ends up happening: Burnout will be imminent, likely sooner than later.

Sooner or later, most likely sooner than later, there are likely to be explosions in the atmosphere as lightning strikes hit particularly dense plumes of methane.

The best time to engage with a decision support system such as the P3P is likely sooner than later in the decision making process; thus implementing the intervention earlier, immediately after learning the biopsy results, could improve concordance as men are more able to consider and articulate each personal concern.

If it votes No, momentum is heading in one direction, and another referendum is likely, sooner rather than later.

We suspect that likely ongoing disappointing Eurozone economic news will continue to push the ECB towards cutting interest rates, and likely sooner rather than later.

He said: We suspect that likely ongoing disappointing Eurozone economic news and further evidence of muted inflation will continue to push the ECB towards cutting interest rates, and likely sooner rather than later.

It was, it seemed to me, the right way to view the autocracy, for of course this domineering man would die, and likely sooner rather than later — he was seriously afflicted with heart disease, possibly caused by diabetes, and had undergone at least one bypass operation.

However, the fun is certainly going to come to an end, and likely sooner rather than later.

Not so Mad Louis, for whom the end will most likely come sooner than planned, with the suspicion, even in the thrill of ground zero fresh starts, that United will still be burning the throttle in first gear, still trying to pull success out of the air.