Sentence examples for likely to do much from inspiring English sources

In short, like so many protectionist schemes, it is likely to do much more harm than good.

Considering the competitive market, that's not likely to do much.

None of them look likely to do much harm – then again, they do not look likely to do much at all.

You're likely to do much better that way than if you stay out of the markets".

Realistically, health reform is likely to do much better at controlling costs than any of the official projections suggest.

Still, the state election results are likely to do much to restore Kashmiris' faith in the democratic process.

But the president - who recently announced that he had raised $68 million in the last three months of 2011 - is likely to have to do much of the hard hitting himself.

"It is likely not going to do much for basic physics," Hecker says.

If even a fraction of Clinton supporters have indeed been answering such questions strategically, then it is likely that Mr. Obama stands to do much better than the method described by Mr. Tyson would suggest.

They leave with real debt though, and yet if, as is surely likely, their "education" fails to do much for earning power, then under loan rules, the burden is picked up by the taxpayer.

A high price-to-income ratio implies a belief that incomes will rise quickly and in China they are likely to do so; much harder to justify a high price-to-income ratio in London.