Sentence examples for likely to house from inspiring English sources

It is also likely to house the HarperCollins book business and a newly formed education division run by Joel Klein, the former New York schools chancellor and a trusted adviser to Rupert Murdoch.

This building, expected to cost more than $50 million and to be one of the largest new multistory industrial buildings in the city, is likely to house several offices now in Manhattan.

Classified as Level 4 buildings, they would generally be more than 150,000 square feet in size and likely to house law enforcement and intelligence agencies deemed to be at high risk of attack.

Smaller companies are more likely to house their CT applications on a desktop.

" Main Street Republicans are similar but not as conservative; for example, they are more likely to house anti-corporation sentiment.

Private prisons are less likely to run maximum-security facilities, less likely to house death-row inmates, or inmates who are more costly to incarcerate, including those with serious medical conditions or mental illnesses.

At first, Mr. Berlusconi, a billionaire media mogul, seemed likely to choose house arrest, at either his palace in Rome or his larger palace outside Milan.

Both dogs and cats were most likely to be housed in kennels or catteries owned by the organisation with 10% (1,054/1,548) of the dogs housed in this way as compared to 47.2% (6,373/13,487) of the cats.

Those with stronger 'social capital' are more likely to be "housed, healthy, hired and happy" [ 15].

Under these conditions horses are more likely to be housed and to be given more supplementary roughage (i.e. hay/haylage in addition to grass).

Missed cases were significantly (p < 0.05) more likely to be housed, white, alive at diagnosis, and to have private health insurance (data not shown).