Sentence examples for likely to be secured from inspiring English sources

The moment he saw that the loose ball was likely to be secured by a teammate — but before it was secured — he sprinted to the corner.

Funding is also likely to be secured for the A303 to be turned into a dual carriageway after a long-running campaign.

She has argued for years that liberal victories are more likely to be secured by "federated structures": groups that form state organizations and local chapters, which meet regularly to develop their larger political goals.

I have also made it clear that I believe a victory in that referendum is more likely to be secured after the general election if Welsh Labour has fully considered and digested the report collectively.

Baghdad and the Shia areas of Iraq are very likely to be secured by the government and its new largely-Shia "reserve army".

European junk bond issues are also more likely to be secured, according Moody's, though European investor protections have also weakened a bit this year.

His biggest task is not likely to be securing the votes of enough of the 209 member associations to win but in convincing the wider world that he really does represent a new broom.

Those stands were likely because the land to be secured might become slave territory.

So whites are more likely to be economically secure than blacks, even when lunch eligibility is the same.

Indigenous women, single women under the age of 25 and men were the least likely to be given secure housing.

"It's a strategy directed at having a somewhat different and healthier expansion than we've had in the past, driven by a sense that the expansion is likely to be more secure and its benefits more widely shared," said Lawrence H. Summers, the director of the White House's National Economic Council.