Sentence examples for likely to construct from inspiring English sources

Insofar as we don't — insofar, say, as we are bewildered to find half the newborns in Vienna in 1850 being abandoned — we are likely to construct theories that human nature has changed.

In religious terms, that wariness of institutions has meant that boomers are more likely to construct a personal sense of spirituality than to subscribe to a denominational or even congregational one.

The phytolith evidence shows that woody and shrubby dicots were employed, likely to construct the hut frame.

I'm certainly not suggesting that people or societies today are somehow less likely to construct such horrors because they have grown morally better over time.

Basically, this finding supports the prediction of collusion theory in that companies in the same industry are more likely to construct interlocking networks.

We can see that companies whose largest shareholder is the state are 3.05 times more likely to construct interlocking directorate networks after 2004 than before 2004.

I have sent one other idea to Mr. Shortz for consideration since this idea was accepted, and will most likely continue to construct puzzles whenever I can: I love a good challenge.

Because all of the sponsorship money is distributed to students, Grantoo uses its own advertising to cover operational costs, though it will likely have to construct another revenue stream if it plans to be around for the long haul.

It could be argued that these patients might express symptom severity at the extreme end of the spectrum and therefore would be more likely to show construct validity.

"I won't let them touch this house or this road, I guarantee you that," he said of the house built on a quarter acre-property that would likely be condemned to construct the road.

Witness the Koch brothers—Rube Goldberg would likely be needed to construct the organization chart of their various political efforts.