Sentence examples for likely to be repeat from inspiring English sources

Many of these women had no previous criminal records, and are not likely to be repeat offenders.

The US top ten has three young-skewing comedy series, which are likely to be repeat (and repeat again and again!) viewings.

Some of the states that championed reforms early, including Washington, have found that prisoners placed in restrictive housing — especially just before their release — are more likely to be repeat offenders.

There are even more specialized units, some for children and one that keeps tracks of sexual offenders who are deemed likely to be repeat offenders and to track down prior offenders who do not register as required under sex-offender registration laws.

This could help explain why teenage criminals are less likely to be repeat offenders, the researchers say as their brains develop into adulthood, it gets easier for them to rein in their behavior.

Our results show that graduates from disciplines such as business/management and more importantly engineering/technology are more migratory and more likely to be repeat migrants and land higher paid jobs, while graduates from creative arts, education or law are less mobile and, on average, earn less.

The laws in Spain have changed since then, Howman said, so that a case like Valverde's is not likely to be repeated.

"Ask yourself: What was the situation, is it likely to be repeated -- and are you jeopardizing your own financial well-being?" says Stephanie Kirkpatrick, LearnVest's Director of Financial Planning.

And that is likely to be repeated next year.

It is scenario that is never likely to be repeated.

That pattern is likely to be repeated this year.