Sentence examples for likely to break even from inspiring English sources

Idiom

To break even.

To neither win nor lose.

Exact(2)

So he is likely to break even at worst.

As a result they become more fragile and are more likely to break, even with minor falls.

Similar(58)

Sensing a groundswell, Applecorps is likely to want a cut of the action that will only make it harder for Apple Computer to break even on the service.

As technologies and organizations get more complicated, Perrow argued, they are more likely to break down, even in the absence of malice or intentional neglect.

Although the maximum uniaxial strains we achieved were far higher than have been reported before, they are still far below the strain at which individual intermediate filaments are likely to break or even decrease dramatically in diameter.

It, too, has still to break even.

"You're lucky to break even," he said.

We hope to break even".

"It took 12 years to break even".

It was expected to break even.

"Our goal is to break even".

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