Sentence examples for likely to be more than from inspiring English sources

"In out-bred species, like humans," says Crawford, "there's likely to be more than one solution to any environmental perturbations, but they will be genotype dependent".

series and films, she seems likely to be more than halfway there.

The official did not say the number was likely to be more than 50.

There is likely to be more than one gay in that particular village.

Mr. Conrad said next year's deficit was likely to be more than $200 billion, nearly twice the administration's estimate.

The property taxes on it are likely to be more than $213,000 when the new tax bills arrive in July, based on current taxes rates.

The new canal, which will pass through a much wider stretch of land, is likely to be more than 250km long.

Independent analysts say that Republicans may have an advantage but that the net swing from redistricting is not likely to be more than four seats.

Now, as a possible third-rounder, he could attract a $500,000 signing bonus, but his first-year salary is not likely to be more than $200,000.

Investors looking to make a fast buck might be disappointed to see that exits are likely to be more than five years away.

The White House official said the total sum being requested was "likely to be more than $2bn", a figure first reported in the New York Times.