Sentence examples for likely to be contained from inspiring English sources

Beyond cost, there are other deficiencies likely to be contained in a Romney health-care law.

Yet the impact of private equity on the banking industry is likely to be contained.

Its causes are different, and its effects on domestic and international politics are likely to be contained.

Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, added fuel to the markets when he said inflation was likely to be contained enough to allow official interest rates to be increased at a measured pace.

Supervision, regulation and other forms of monitoring are necessary, but insufficient — consider that the Federal Reserve insisted, as late as 2007, that the rapidly escalating subprime mortgage crisis was likely to be "contained".

As a result, "prices seem likely to be contained", he concluded while pointing out, just in case, that "forecasts of the suppression or re-emergence of inflation, like all forecasts, do not have an enviable record".

The shorter reads are more likely to be entirely contained within genomic repeats.

Small introductions of smallpox are likely to be easily contained by ring vaccination, provided contact tracing is feasible.

Such gradient regions formed by turbulent mixing are likely to be highly irregular, containing disturbances with a wide range of magnitudes and length scales.

That is good news for households and businesses but also for mortgage holders as the burden of mortgage repayments, though likely to rise, will be contained.

However, the disclosure of GM's funding was likely to have been contained in a separate document whose authenticity has not been called into question and that clearly contained accurate information about funders.