Sentence examples for likely to be virtually from inspiring English sources

Analysts at Liberum said: With net debt likely to be virtually zero by the year end and the market cap now down to £2.7bn, ITV may start attracting external interest.

Trump-supported unpopular policies that can be executed solely through executive orders are likely to be virtually impossible for the opposition to stop until the House or Senate changes hands (or unless those orders are so extreme or sloppily written that they fail to pass judicial review).

What is likely to be virtually absent from the debate is talk about the food preferences of the world's wealthier consumers, who favor eating at the highest point on the global food chain while their fellow human beings starve.

The delivery date for the reactors in question has been pushed back five years -- remember, one of them, at Turkey Point, is likely to be virtually underneath the Atlantic Ocean (because of sea level rise) long before its useful lifetime is over.

The culture that tacitly condones involuntary pornography is connected to the culture where women are significantly more likely to be virtually harassed or cyberstalked, and where female journalists are subject to online trolling and verbal abuse at greater rates than their male counterparts.

3. Private schools are more likely than public schools to be virtually all-white, defined as a school where 90percentt or more of students are white.

This also proved to be virtually insignificant.

"Whereas decades ago the archetypal union member was a blue collar worker with limited formal education, today mid-level professionals in fields like education and public administration are more likely to be unionized than virtually any other group of workers".

But the pivotal Yankee, again, is likely to be Rivera (ankle), virtually infallible in the postseason since Sandy Alomar, Jr.'s home run for the Cleveland Indians in the 1997 division series.

AIMS is likely to be applicable to virtually all NRs as the only requirement is an antibody, or other means to selectively isolate the receptor.

If diffuse scattering is observed at the level modelled here in semiconductor-grade Si, then it is likely to be present in virtually all samples.