Sentence examples for likely to demand a from inspiring English sources

The remaining holders are likely to demand a better deal, driving down rates more.

Japanese students are likely to demand a higher standard of living than their parents had.

Gwent's motion is likely to demand a vote of no confidence in the board of the WRU.

The Malians in turn are likely to demand a high political price for their actions against the jihadis.

But there are an estimated 600,000 carers in all who are likely to demand a break.

If forced to admit wrongdoing, companies would be more likely to demand a trial in S.E.C. fraud cases, the agency says.

Having tasted blood, Canadian investors are likely to demand an investor-state mechanism in the EU-Canada negotiations.

In response, hardliners in Tehran are likely to demand an end to the partial freeze on the Iranian programme negotiated in an interim agreement a year ago.

But such an appointment would need to be approved by the Senate, which is likely to demand an assurance of non-interference with Mueller's Russia inquiry.

While Republicans are likely to demand an up-or-down (and largely party-line) vote on Judge John G. Roberts as the only reasonable course, the purposeful disenfranchisement of those of us who are not part of the president's right-wing religious base should be reason enough for Senate Democrats to use the filibuster to block this nomination.

Individual customers are independent decision-makers and are likely to demand access to a single office location or home computer.