Sentence examples for likely to eject from inspiring English sources

Voters in Maharashtra, an industrial state in the west, are likely to eject Congress and its local ally there.

The researcher found that hens were much more likely to eject the semen of low-ranking "forced copulators" than the rapists at the top of the social hierarchy who presumably have better genes.

Therefore, we suggest that females that keep consistent egg arrangement are more likely to eject foreign eggs for other correlated reasons.

Possible post-copulatory explanations include second-male sperm being flushed at a higher rate from the reproductive tract by egg passage, or, a higher rate of ejaculate ejection of second-male sperm - as observed in hermaphrodite-male sperm competition, such that hermaphrodites are more likely to eject male sperm when self-sperm are present [ 17].

Resolution, which is likely to be ejected from the leading index at this week's reshuffle, made a late attempt to avoid that fate, adding 3.4p to 72.15p.

The six include Park View, Golden Hillock and Nansen schools under the control of the Park View Academy Trust, which is likely to be ejected from its role by the Department for Education.

Berkeley Group, likely to be ejected from the FTSE 100 at today's reshuffle in favour of miner Polymetal International, is 81p better at £26.76 and Persimmon has put on 7p to £18.40.

Having been thrown out of the Bavarian state parliament a week ago, and the state parliament of Hesse today, the FDP seemed likely to be ejected from the federal parliament as well.

While the robust number of hopefuls – a big increase in the number of documentary candidates boosted the tally – is encouraging in a way, the Bagger must admit that many of them are only truly eligible to be selected for his own personal Most Likely to Be Ejected from the DVD Player After 20 Minutes.

For exporters, the substrate is likely to be ejected into the extracellular space during the COut-to-CIn conformational change.

Restrained rear-seated passengers involved in a rollover were 96% less likely to be ejected and 72% less likely to die than unbelted passengers.