Sentence examples for likely to move back from inspiring English sources

Mr. Becnel said neither was likely to move back home.

He brings valuable political contacts and is likely to move back to a political job eventually.

Fazio is likely to move back to the continent having joined from Spanish side Sevilla, while Townsend is reportedly wanted by West Bromwich Albion, Newcastle and Southampton.

One survey suggested that up to 85% of new graduates in 2011 were likely to move back in with their parents.

George Lyon, a Parliament member from Scotland who will lead the drafting of the document, said the central issue was whether the Common Agricultural Policy "should continue down the path toward more of a market focus and more liberalization, or whether countries are likely to move back toward more regulation and protection".

Additionally, stronger negative impacts of ILHC on late successional tree species suggest that these logging activities are likely to move back ecological succession towards earlier stages of this process.

In this traditionally patrilineal culture [ 38], mothers without independent resources would be likely to have to move back to their maternal homes where economic and social support might not be forthcoming [ 32].

And that safety net makes it more likely they will never again have to move back in with you.

Had Ripken not wanted to move back to third base, the Orioles likely would have signed Tim Naehring instead.

She yearned to move back to China.

He decided to move back to New York.