Sentence examples for likely to cast from inspiring English sources

Europe's competition authorities are likely to cast a keen eye over the deal.

People who take part in surveys about an election are most likely to cast a vote.

Older voters are historically more likely to cast ballots in midterm elections than are voters under the age of 30.

The Baninter scandal is likely to cast a dark cloud over a sunny country for a while yet.

That, in turn, made them less likely to cast their vote.Domestic politics is clearly not the only factor.

But the debt crisis afflicting Greece and dragging down the euro is likely to cast a shadow over his visit.

A Quinnipiac University poll conducted three years ago showed that younger voters are less likely to cast ballots.

In every election since 1964, the youngest American adults have been the least likely to cast votes.

And the findings are likely to cast a shadow over the university's reputation for pioneering medical research.

That gap is commonly understood as the average Republican having been more likely to cast a vote in 2010 than the average Democrat.

Messrs Shleifer and Hay say they did nothing wrong.Even if they did not, the row is likely to cast a shadow over the development of Russia's securities industry.