Sentence examples for likely to check the from inspiring English sources
Likewise, I don't want or need a bunch of random apps begging for my attention when I am likely to check the things I need to anyway.
That limitation is likely to check the landlord's negotiating power, since kicking the restaurant out and setting up, for example, an Apple Store is not a possibility.
"FDA's research has found that with FOP labeling, people are less likely to check the Nutrition Facts label on the information panel of foods (usually, the back or side of the package).
This alludes to an important, but little recognized fact: SBNRs are heavily oriented to Eastern ideas and practices, only they're more likely to check the None or SBNR box than the Hindu or Buddhist box.
The best starting place is likely to check the freeware or shareware software depositories on the Internet, such as download.com, where you can read the descriptions of various format converters and select one that will do the job you want.
"Even if that algorithm were not in the picture, if someone sees someone guesting on a channel they watch, then they are more likely to check out the channel of that guest".
In this case it is best to bluff in early position because if someone in early position has the nuts, they are likely to check and call the bluff.
They're also more likely to check in with the service as a means of book-ending their day, being 157percentt more likely than average to open Twitter when waking up, and 129percentt more likely to do so when going to sleep for the night.
Non-Hispanic African-Americans were least likely to check any of the fat information (calories from fat, total fat, trans fats and saturated fat) compared with the other racial/ethnic groups (Table 3).
Specifically, Mexican-American adolescents had the lowest awareness of nutrition programs, and African-American adolescents were the least likely to check fat information on the nutrition facts label.
It is possible that women who delivered preterm would be more likely to check cervical insufficiency on the birth certificate as a complication compared with women who had cervical changes earlier in pregnancy, but delivered at term.
