Sentence examples for likely to launch from inspiring English sources

The small party candidates like Woolfe, who are the least likely to launch big careers on the back of their London Assembly campaigns, seem the most idealistic.

Ask them about why they like to make moonshine, and they are likely to launch into a lecture about the law.

Apple, meanwhile, is likely to launch its own version in the fall.

They are likely to launch a civil action against the hospital.

The company is also likely to launch "Spartan", its slimmed-down revamp of Internet Explorer.

But for the foreseeable future neither state is considered likely to launch hostilities.

Apple, meanwhile, is likely to launch its own version in the fall.

Angela Eagle likely to launch her leadership bid tomorrow, I understand.

The craft is likely to launch about May 7, the report said.

And a transient population isn't likely to launch a movement for democracy or political rights.

In a further development, some of the 25 alleged victims of Janner are likely to launch claims against his estate.