Sentence examples for likely to fold from inspiring English sources

This results in the formation of a compound 5' untranslated region nearly a kilobase long, composed of three elements that, given their individually tightly folded structures, seem likely to fold largely independently.

It is now likely to fold.

A lot of minnow parties are likely to fold.

A third are likely to fold, a third have no asset base or reserves.

If anything, America's key European allies are likely to fold the quickest, because, you know, gas.

When a cold Washington winter arrives, most of these tents are likely to fold up.

Those that are unable to abandon past practices and effect major organizational changes are likely either to fold or to level off in their growth rates.

Donley said manufacturers don't have extra money to lend right now because of market conditions and that strong dealers would survive while weaker ones would likely have to fold.

WA did increase two-fold in ATP consumption, most likely because α-amylase is 10-fold larger and likely more difficult to fold and has more disulfide bond pairing possibilities.

The more capital a bank is required to hold, the less likely it is to fold when confidence collapses.

Dueling prescription-drug plans -- both likely to be folded into a compromise by a divided Congress anyway -- hardly alter the equation.