Sentence examples for likely to close a from inspiring English sources

Growlabs combines machine learning with a database of 350 million prospects to identify and target the contacts with whom you'll be most likely to close a sale.

But note that rivals Office Max and Office Depot are likely to close a number of marginal units, meaning less competition for Staples, which also is targeting new stores into areas that are free of the others.

When a prospect is introduced to your organization through someone that he trusts, you are more likely to close a larger sale as a result.

I encounter no one who speaks English, and the only places to eat are speedy little cafes off Kappabashi where you're likely to lunch in close proximity to an appliance or two.

The plea deal is likely to close an ugly chapter for Mr. Letterman, the host of "The Late Show" on CBS, who made a dramatic public accounting of the extortion attempt on his show last October; Mr. Halderman was arrested.

A Whitman fund is more likely to close out a winning position by selling it in a takeover than by selling it in the open market.

But Bob Van Der Meiren, 58, said the handwriting was on the wall -- the plant was likely to close in a few years and he, for one, was ready.

The producing team, led by a newcomer, Jeremy Chess, has not disclosed the precise multimillion-dollar capitalization to stage "Soul Doctor" on Broadway; the musical is likely to close at a total loss for investors.

The producers never disclosed the capitalization amount for "Lysistrata Jones," but, with grosses totaling only $1.1 million for seven weeks of performances so far, the show is likely to close at a complete financial loss to investors.

Now he has turned over his financial records to the FBI, which is investigating, and the bakery appears likely to close after a judge recently ordered that its assets be sold to repay the stolen money.

Ander Herrera looks likely to close in on a starting role, edging out Adnan Januzaj for the first team #10 role.