Sentence examples for likely to extend from inspiring English sources

The present-day Philharmonic not only likes the fitfully inspired Lorin Maazel but is likely to extend his contract.

The finding, they add, "is likely to extend to many other fluid-feeding carnivorous insects".

The lack of military service is likely to extend to the Vice-Presidential candidates as well.

But Hezbollah's goals are likely to extend beyond that, said Amal Saad-GHezbollaha Hexpertah expert.

The uncertainty over high-tech swimsuits is likely to extend into the world championships in July.

Watford then looked more likely to extend their lead than Swansea to cut the deficit.

During the financial crisis, risk-wary lenders were less likely to extend financing to foreigners.

That trend now looks likely to extend to justice and security policy.

An appeal by the government is likely to extend that period.

A legislative impasse seems likely to extend beyond the July 1 deadline, as it has 17 times since 1977.

Banks are also less likely to extend loans because they need to hold more capital on their books.