Sentence examples for likely to print from inspiring English sources

A 3D printer is likely to print the item as a complete part that requires no assembly.

"The person receiving that e-mail image is likely to print it out, or send it to Kodak via the Internet to get prints," said Willy C. Shih, president of Kodak's digital imaging business.

"As there's less demand for it, companies are going to be less likely to print up a booklet that can then be made available as a PDF," he said.

Meanwhile, the mainstream media is unwilling to quote McCain blurting a word as old-fashioned as trollop, and is even less likely to print "cunt" or even the neutralised version, the "c-word".

And despite what Bernanke or Trichet say, we think that sooner or later they are both likely to print a lot more money before they call it quits.

They will be more likely to print new currency to pay their bills, thus causing increased inflation.

Television did not doom radio, video did not kill film, and electronic publishing will not be likely to end print.

Kevin Ryan, the chief executive of DoubleClick Inc., the Web's largest advertising and data services company, told entrepreneurs at the Silicon Alley 2001 conference in Manhattan last week that even though advertisers spent $10 billion online last year, the Net was not likely to displace print and television any time soon.

I sought Mr. Packer sure of finding something the others reporters had missed: a peculiar method he uses to pick journalists from a crowd; an insightful analysis of the diction and syntax most likely to see print; a precise statement of what it is that my colleagues seek from men on the street, which I have never understood [1].

These preserve vectors and are less likely to cause print issues.

In addition, as e-publishing continues to grow, younger generations of readers are less likely to turn to print sources for information.