Sentence examples for likely to move through from inspiring English sources

It has already hit French Guiana, and is likely to move through South and Central America.

"A nominee who has a higher A.B.A. rating is more likely to move through the process," Professor Steigerwalt said.

So the world economy is likely to move through a cycle in which investment peaks first and saving peaks a bit later.

In the Senate, the new bill is likely to move through the Judiciary Committee, whose chairman, Iowa Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, has been a vocal critic of the Obama administration's hands-off approach to legal pot in Colorado and Washington.

While millers of both higher- and medium-price rice brands have led the way, lower-priced brands are likely to move through the verification process in due course, thus leveling the playing field with respect to fortified rice quality.

It is possible that this host-attraction would make it easier for brown Escovopsis to switch between G2 and G4 hosts than it would be for yellow Escovopsis to switch between hosts, because brown Escovopsis would be equally likely to move through G2 and G4 fungal gardens, find healthy cultivar and establish infection.

One of the studies identified interventions that are likely to move men more quickly through this process of change.

In fact, even if the deal with Washington falls through, Turkey is likely to move soldiers into northern Iraq after the Baghdad regime falls.

Adam, who is Blackpool's captain, appeared likely to move to Liverpool but the deal fell through as the clubs could not agree a price.

That will carry new homeowners through until they're likely to move.

Least likely to: Move to Indiana.