Sentence examples for likely to be doing from inspiring English sources

One thing McKenzie does not appear likely to be doing is playing Miss Marple any longer.

But those leagues are not likely to be doing business only with themselves.

Kiarostami, the master of being and of seeming, is likely to be doing all of this at once.

Red wine This level of intake is very likely to be doing Howard's health more harm than good.

Among junior academics – those most likely to be doing frontline teaching – three-quarters are on these kinds of precarious contracts.

Why bother to have a separate shadow minister for a department that wasn't likely to be doing very much for the foreseeable future?

This is likely to be done late next year.

And with a second-class judiciary, justice is less likely to be done.

"You are at the point where damage is likely to be done".

And any arbitration is likely to be done in secret with no real right of appeal.

Little is likely to be done before the next general election, due by June.