Sentence examples for likely to conclude that from inspiring English sources

But if the administration fails to stop a Chinese buildup on Scarborough Shoal, its allies are likely to conclude that alliance with Washington is useless.

The review is likely to conclude that: Holding the Olympic trials in March was a major mistake.

"It will encourage these countries to bring cases against Facebook in their own courts, which are very likely to conclude that Facebook has to obey local law in processing that data," Veale said.

The QTLST is, appropriately, more likely to conclude that selection has occurred when there are more + alleles; thus, it does have some power to detect selection.

If you simply nod like a bobble-head doll, the interviewer is likely to conclude that you have nothing to say or you're not interested in the job.

Few readers of these sentences are likely to conclude that such a volume represents "careless polemics".

You are likely to conclude that SmartKey is definitely a package worth looking into.

Analysts are likely to conclude that the deal is better for ICE than for its partner.

She found that game users would not be likely to conclude that Brown had endorsed the Madden NFL product.

Many more are likely to conclude that the demise of mob rule over the Nevada gambling industry was greatly exaggerated.

But they say jurors are likely to conclude that the dog is helping victims expose the truth.