Sentence examples for likely there would from inspiring English sources

An earlier version said it was likely there would be a 20 month transition period.

She said it was likely there would be a repeat of the major protests seen last summer.

The independent senator, Nick Xenophon, said it was likely there would be "some give and take with both packages".

Arden analyst Nick Bubb has calculated that if New Look had been taken public last year as planned it is likely there would have been two profit warnings by now.

Crosby said the impact on prices would depend on the house builders' reaction, but it was likely there would be a price drop of around 5% in the regions, possibly slightly more in London.

He adds that he has been given an assurance, "as of a few weeks ago", that it is was not likely there would be the arrest of senior colleagues as part of Elveden.

If Apple had accepted pre-orders, it's likely there'd be nearly none available in stores on launch day.

If it's a republican congress it's maybe less likely that there would be a lot money available.

But it seems likely that there would be an initial jolt to house prices if the subsidy were withdrawn.

"Terrorism is evolving and so it's much more likely that there would be an unsophisticated, self-radicalised type attack.

Is it not far more likely that there would be continued and even intensified war, as happened in Iraq after the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003?