Sentence examples for likely to be existing from inspiring English sources

But the first are likely to be existing independent schools that want to enter the state sector, rather than new schools, which have to find land on which to build.

Constraint-based models allow the calculation of the metabolic flux states that can be exhibited by cells, standing out as a powerful analytical tool, but they do not determine which of these are likely to be existing under given circumstances.

As the responses represent core skills and activities of general practice which are used for other patient groups, there is likely to be significant existing skill within general practice.

These groups are most likely to be helped by existing employment support programmes without requiring any specific additional intervention.

The McKinsey Global Institute recently released a report on a dozen major new technologies that it considers likely to be "disruptive," upsetting existing market and social arrangements.

The external insulation provisions are more likely to be significant for existing detached or semidetached residential buildings, which have more exposed exterior wall, than for attached buildings or for high-rise buildings with glass curtain walls.

The device also faces some retro fitting issues, given it's likely to be attached to existing showers.

And given the regional assembly debacle, it does seem likely that any English devolution is likely to be based on existing organisations rather than new ones.

When such upgrades are not enough, MNOs can rollout a new network technology (LTE), which is likely to be added at existing sites.

The committee determined that three supposed STAP stem cell lines were actually likely to be three previously existing embryonic stem (ES) cell lines.

If you have been within self-assessment for a number of years, and usually owe tax of more than £3,000, then you are likely to be within the existing payments regime.