Sentence examples for likely that something from inspiring English sources

As for London's police chief, of course it is "highly likely" that something "could" happen.

It is possible, even likely, that something like Sarbanes-Oxley would have developed anyway.

The 1995 law, she said, "made it not only possible but likely that something like Enron would occur".

Given infinite time and chance, it seems likely that something like our world will come into existence, with all its appearance of design.

They run a hard bargain, as AT&T and Cisco can tell you, and it seems likely that something like this is the case.

"If Snowden proved anything, then it's very likely that something like this would be misused on a big scale".

But the outcome of this trial at least makes it less likely that that something will involve fixing of any sort.

What's more likely is that something external could happen, like the collapse of several more big hedge funds.

So Mr. Bloom most likely assumed that something that presented Mrs. Lincoln in a sympathetic light would appeal to the family, Mr. Cornelius said.

If, for example, one found that seemingly unrelated measures showed strong associations, it would likely mean that something has gone wrong with our construct definition or item design, or that both tests are measuring a shared, underlying construct.

"My judgment is that they more likely staged something that was fake for visual effect, and no one was killed," Streeb said, adding that ABC "could have been in Zimbabwe".