Sentence examples for likely to add a from inspiring English sources

Judge Harhoff's letter seems likely to add a bruise to the tribunal's reputation.

Big firms are more likely to add a new product, incorporate new technology or upgrade a product line.

For all Liverpool's greater urgency, however, Swansea looked the more likely to add a second once they found their rhythm up front after the interval.

This took place four days later and Owens was always likely to add a fourth gold to his collection, the US having won every Olympic 4x100m since 1920.

The Mets are likely to add a position player, possibly Nick Evans, for Monday night's game to replace Fernando Nieve on the roster.

The agency is likely to add a $3 surcharge to vehicle registration fees for the area's 12 million vehicles if it gets a waiver from the Legislature.

However, six strikes called between January and March cost the company €42m, and it said bookings were also weaker in the coming weeks, which was likely to add an additional €58m cost.

Environmental concerns are likely to add an additional consideration for the state DOTs when allocating their financial resources.

One consistent factor has been that Groupon customers are much more likely to add an appetizer or dessert to their check, since they know the first $20 only cost them $10.

The investigators considered that the inclusion of at least one health professional from each of the four disciplines would be likely to add an additional degree of rigour to the development of the thematic framework.

Such a diversity of approaches is likely to add to a mismatch between measurement of undergraduate academic performance and workplace performance of junior doctors [ 7].