Sentence examples for likely to get back from inspiring English sources

With each change, Belgium looked more likely to get back into the game.

Without it, people with disabilities are less likely to get back to their normal lives".

Creditors have been told they are likely to get back less than 1p for every £1 they are owed.

CBS is likely to get back on track after the new year, partly because it always does because of a largely stable schedule.

The finance minister was responding to Shorten's claim that the budget was "more likely to get back to surplus under a Labor government than this current mob".

It said bondholders were likely to get back only 30-50% of their principal were Greece to restructure its debt or to default.

The hundreds of thousands of federal employees who have been temporarily thrown out of work are likely to get back-pay when the standoff is resolved.

For better or worse upon reaching the N.B.A. finals, the Nets remain the most likely vehicle to get back there, with Kidd, of course, at the wheel.

Remember that cats own you and its likely going to get back at you somehow.

But, they add, the bottom has not yet been reached and it will likely take years to get back even to current levels, let alone earlier peaks.

Dramas and comedies like Fox's "24" and "Back to You" are likely to take weeks to get back in production.