Sentence examples for likely to record from inspiring English sources

Once the outbreak was over, studies showed that cities like Toronto, with direct flights from Hong Kong, were 25 times as likely to record SARS cases as cities that could be reached only through a connecting flight.

"We are likely to record aftershocks from this event for weeks and months from now," he said.

With the recession, banks are likely to record further large losses on credit cards, corporate loans and real estate.

"Future historians are likely to record two great social trends in the last half of the 20th century," writes Pearce.

They also said they were likely to record a new album, their first since 2006's Endless Wire.

The United States, in contrast, is likely to record a 2013 budget deficit of 5.4 percent, the O.E.C.D. said.

The first report shows that TiVo viewers are much more likely to record popular dramas and sitcoms, while they prefer to watch reality shows like "American Idol" live.

West Brom had never won a Premiership game after being a goal down and they never looked likely to record a first.

The participant is most likely to record the shows usually watched -- the late news on Channel 12, for example -- whether he or she actually did or not.

The commission said France would be likely to record a budget deficit of 4.2 percent in 2013, far more than its goal of 3 percent.

Because the show is live and viewers vote for their favorite contestants, people are less likely to record the show and watch it later.