Sentence examples for likely to keep one from inspiring English sources

Ask yourself when you are most likely to keep one.

Least likely to: Keep on lying.

Managers and companies are often desperate to hold onto their most valuable employees and are far more likely to allow for flexibility to keep one of their "rock stars" happy.

pay is likely to keep going in only one direction: up.

The power and eject buttons are now at separate ends of the front fascia, so you're less likely to keep pressing the wrong one.

Most of the seats the Lib Dems are likely to keep hold of are ones in which they are competing against Conservatives rather than Labour.

Still, Sylva's death in 1993 did not put the story to rest for Deborah, her middle child, the rebellious one, the one mostly likely to keep asking questions after everyone else said, "Enough".

"And that's likely to keep the Fed on guard".

(Tom stresses that GDRs is not about paying a debt, but "is based on a notion of climate obligations - in the sense of 'duty' - that explicitly includes considerations of capacity and thus of class". It's an important distinction, though not one likely to keep Glenn and Sarah's underwear dry).

Nothing, however, is likely to keep Mr. Weigel from taking another one.

I could give a longer list of safe computing practices, but this short one is likely to keep you safe.