Sentence examples for likely to be printed from inspiring English sources

I think that in the pragmatic battle to keep mortgages paid, kids in college and offices held, that some hyper-vocal electeds have drifted toward their bases as fund-raising is easier there, soundbites more likely to be printed, more anger fueling more money fueling more ads fueling more votes fueling reelection.

Articles I find on the internet that don't quite penetrate when I read them at my desk or on the run but that I know deserve deeper thought are now more likely to be printed out or saved and brought to the bedroom or easy chair where they can be perused over coffee on quiet mornings or tea in early evenings, paper and pen at hand for underlining and note taking.

This deflation, in my view, is temporary because several countries are likely to be printing more money to pay for debt or to finance economic stimulus programs.

It is rare for such a block to be carved with images on both sides, and was likely not intended to be printed using a press, as that would have defaced one side.

(The most likely forms of technical writing to be printed are reports that incorporate charts and graphs).

This will leave millions of writers so starved to be printed that they'll likely give their content away to Demand Media.

Today it's more likely to be a printed circuit board assembler or a PC clonemaker.

Titles such as Drapers are more likely to stop being printed on a longer time scale of about 18 months.

Online only: future editions of the Oxford English Dictionary will likely not be printed.

There will likely be printed guidelines on the top of the machine diagramming how to do this.

They create print-on-demand books that, most likely, will never be printed, but will live as PDFs on Lulu — their de-facto publisher and distributor.