Sentence examples for likely submit from inspiring English sources

Seth Greenberg, the owner of Capitale, on the Bowery, said that "we will likely submit a new bid".

The state party would most likely submit the proposal to Howard Dean, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, by week's end, said the spokesman, Dan McLaughlin.

While both Neill and Mascherano have played in the Uefa Cup this season, Liverpool will most likely submit the Australian as their one additional eligible player for their Champions League campaign under new Uefa rules, leaving the Argentinian as cover for Steven Gerrard and Xabi Alonso in domestic competition.

While the editors and publishers are pivotal to its success – authors won't likely submit all of their data unless forced to do so – the submission of data (and lots of it) will only occur if the submission process is painless.

The pipeline's proponents will likely submit a revised proposal soon.

The subsidiary's assets would be liquidated, and distributed among creditors, but the parent would likely submit a plan of reorganization that would permit it to cram down the guaranty obligation, paying only a portion of the remaining debt to the creditors.

How many studies are now invalid because of this?" He, Ivashchenko, and others also suspect that if the Japanese whalers falsified their sperm whale catch data, then they likely submitted inaccurate reports on humpback and fin whales, too.

There was also one female whose maiden name was ADAMS (likely submitting a male relative's DNA) and one Smith who says he traces back (father's father's father, etc).

Although the health and vaccination status of dogs from which sera were submitted was unknown, veterinarians most likely submitted samples for leptospirosis testing when they suspected leptospirosis based on clinical signs including vomiting, fever, lethargy, and anorexia.

Secondly, as we found in our study, GPs were probably more likely to submit samples from patients with diarrhoea lasting for more than one week or after travel, both of which are more likely in bacterial cases of diarrhoea.

Saddam Hussein is not likely to embrace renewed weapons inspections, nor is he likely to submit to the threat of military action, whether it is endorsed by the United Nations or unilateral by the United States.