Sentence examples for likely to acquire a from inspiring English sources

The Yankees' championship teams were built around pitching, and despite Steinbrenner's fascination with elite offensive players, the team seems more likely to acquire a starter before the July 31 deadline.

A dam disaster in which 19 people died, 700 people lost their homes and a tide of mud and residue ran 300 miles downstream to the mouth of the river Doce was always likely to acquire a deep political dimension.

The museum is never likely to acquire a painting by Khnopff, but the drawing by him called "The Offering" (1891) has the hallucinatory, well-calculated precision that he brought to his paintings.

More specifically, we ensured that bigger households were more likely to acquire a LCT.

This means a household is more likely to acquire a LCT if their neighbour already has one.

In such a case, the exsolved magnetite is likely to acquire a classical grain growth thermochemical remanence, which is less efficient than TRM (Stacy and Banerjee, 1974); thus, the VADM estimated here may be viewed as a lower bound.

While other chaebol leaders built companies from nothing, Mr. Kim was more likely to acquire an ailing or failing company and expand it on a global scale.

"This is very concerning especially when we think about what other things can happen when people engage in binge drinking: there are more sexual-assault problems, they're more likely to acquire an S.T.D., and more likely to have accidents while driving," Dr. Berlin said, suggesting the increase might reflect poor mental health and depression resulting from economic insecurity or unemployment.

So the chances are that if a P450 lacked a function it is likely to acquire an obvious inactivating mutation over this evolutionary time.

Considering these previous study findings, one could hypothesize that secondary contacts of patients with respiratory manifestations might be more likely to acquire an infection leading to severe disease, compared to contacts of patients with other IGASI manifestations.

After adjusting for serotype, we found that with each subsequent year, patients were 30% more likely to acquire an infection that was resistant to quinolones (nalidixic acid or ciprofloxacin) and trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole (Table 2).