Sentence examples for likely to automatically from inspiring English sources
Taking that as the last price, brokerage firms are likely to automatically exercise options allowing investors to buy shares at $10.
In announcing the endorsement, Gerald McEntee, chairman of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s political committee and president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, said organized labor would be far less likely to automatically endorse Democratic incumbents.
Children at the gender-neutral school, however, were not less likely to automatically encode others' gender.
If you think "I'll move my hand" and your hand moves, you're likely to automatically get the feeling that the movement was one you made.
"Faced with reams of small print, most users are likely to automatically agree to policy changes, with each change bringing us one step closer to Zuckerberg's vision of a privacy-free future".
If, however, when others inconvenience or upset you, you assume instead that they are basically well-intended people but may not understand the impact they're having on you, you'll be much less likely to automatically respond to them in an aggressive way – and the situation is less likely to escalate.
One interesting question is whether that's likely to happen automatically as part of the upcoming election.
That kind of support, likely to be automatically transferred to the National Front's candidates in June's parliamentary polls, could leave the far-right party holding the balance of power in nearly half of France's constituencies.
But the fact that there is a disparity between the two shares, probably because of the voting rights, seems to be a strong argument for a differential premium, even if such a conversion is likely to occur automatically in the future.
Developing such an orientation to the future is not a process that is likely to occur automatically when genetic findings are given.
These authors suggested that when upright, a face is likely to be automatically processed in terms of its identity, which could interfere with its tracking (for other possible interpretations see Discussion).
