Sentence examples for likely to do very from inspiring English sources

One of the films is likely to do very well at next year's Oscars, but which?

It is more notable that the SNP, which looks likely to do very well out of FPTP in May, also favours PR at Westminster.

Most middle-class 18-year-olds going to Russell Group universities and/or studying on vocational courses such as medicine are likely to do very well.

Although the SNP cannot expect to replicate their Glasgow East triumph throughout Scotland, it too is likely to do very well, and could yet supplant Labour, which won 40 out of 59 Scottish seats in 2005 (that's an even more impressive 68% of the seats with barely 39% of the vote).

The campaign advisers also believe that she has a shot in West Virginia, Kentucky and South Dakota, which have a combined 122 delegates, and that — given her strong support among Hispanics — she is likely to do very well in Puerto Rico, which has 63 delegates.

I think those companies are likely to do very well.

You know, next Sunday is Easter Sunday, and it comes perilously close to April Fool's Day, so I'm likely to do something very stupid here next week that none of you will like!

"A crop-duster is likely to do a very bad job," he said.

"I think Kennedy is likely to do something very similar to what he did in Grutter," Sheryll Cashin, a law professor at Georgetown University and former clerk to Justice Thurgood Marshall, told me.

That is, if students perceive school and curricular content as "useful" towards their future career pathways, then they are also much more likely to do the very thing school personnel want from them (e.g. study).

And if I think people are likely to do some very bad things in faraway places to our homeland, I'm going to have troops there for a period of time.