Sentence examples for likely to morph into from inspiring English sources

Make your room consistently like a dank cellar and you're likely to morph into some nefarious Dick Cheney-like character.

Still, Turkey is not considered likely to morph into a second Iran.

But for the foreseeable future, it's not likely to morph into "we really should live together!" DAVID WERTLIEB San Diego, July 21 , 2013

My Feb. 8 column cited the "pessimism of disbelief," the tendency to see all news as bad, or, if good, as something likely to morph into something bad.

I think the real win isn't to distribute TV over mobile devices – that's a niche service that isn't likely to morph into a massive consumer market.

Without significant revision to the ACA that makes insurance more attractive to younger and healthier people and that significantly reduces the incentive for people to wait until they are sick to purchase coverage, the individual market looks increasingly likely to morph into a highly subsidized high risk pool.

If they are granted in whole or even in part, or if populists abandon them as too ambitious – as Syriza did with its demands for renegotiation of Greece's debt – then the populist movement is likely to dissipate or to morph into a normal political party or candidacy.

The Arsenal manager has hinted he is likely to add experience to his squad in the summer and it will not take too much for Arsenal to morph into realistic title challengers.

"JAB was to morph into Models.

His dreams started to morph into sound.

Expect some openings to morph into late-night parties.