Sentence examples for likely to be ordered from inspiring English sources

He is now likely to be ordered to return to Nigeria over the next few weeks.

Adrian Christian, the pool board chairman, said the settlement was made on legal advice that even if she lost, legal costs would exceed any compensation likely to be ordered by a judge.

A fresh inquest into the Hillsborough disaster is likely to be ordered after the full scale of the establishment cover-up over the 1989 disaster was revealed for the first time.

That change seems likely to be ordered by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which heard arguments this week on whether to reverse the convictions of two hedge fund managers, Todd Newman, a portfolio manager at Diamondback Capital Management, and Anthony Chiasson, a co-founder of Level Global Investors.

According to people with knowledge of the regulators' deliberations, an accelerated inspection and repair procedure was likely to be ordered only for those A380s that had completed the highest number of takeoff and landing cycles since entering service in late 2007.

We are able to tell what's most likely to be ordered in certain markets and on certain days," she said.

While most of the pub's punters' closest encounter with our aquatic friends is likely to be ordering cod and chips at the bar, the place is as much The Compleat Angler as it is The Good Beer Guide; atmospherically it's far more Jamaica Inn than Rick Stein.

And if you park your car in a place where there are car thieves who are also fans of weird gifts, you're likely to be ordering lots of replacement car bandages.

Traumatic failures in-vivo are more likely to be orders of magnitude faster than the quasistatic tests usually employed in-vitro.

Using x-ray crystallography to establish the 3-D structure of proteins was likely to be orders of magnitude more difficult than solving the structures of small molecules like penicillin.

"From a product-to-product comparison, common sense will tell us that the e-cigarette is likely to be orders of magnitude safer," Selby told VICE.