Sentence examples for likely to always from inspiring English sources

Hardeep also happens to be a second generation British Sikh and, whether he likes it or not, he's likely to always be categorised as a "British Asian artist".

Hardeep also happens to be a second generation British Sikh and, whether he likes it or not, he's likely to always be categorized as a "British Asian artist".

In cycling, performance is likely to always top planet.

With or without baseball, the denizens of this city are likely to always be a nervous, dyspeptic bunch.

Cousins and Monroe are likely to always be connected by their size and their draft class, but the yin-yang duality is an illustration of the differences in the way both players are perceived rather than a statement of their natural opposition.

In addition, at this year's CES event in Las Vegas, Netflix's Chief Product Officer Neil Hunt explained that while Netflix does "apply industry standard technologies to limit the use of proxies," going after these VPN providers is "likely to always be a cat-and-mouse game".

And aren't their decisions likely to be always between one or more untenable solutions?

"Voted most likely to succeed, always on the A honor list".

Altogether, a total of 43.3% of genes predicted as miRNA targets have at least some target sites which are likely to not always be part of the transcript.

Following birth, while still in hospital, mothers with disability were less likely to report always being treated with kindness and understanding (60% vs. 64%).

They're more likely to say, "You're always late," or "You're rude".