Sentence examples for likely to release from inspiring English sources

One option would be to cut dividends, but neither private nor public shareholders would like that.At the same time Western banks are actually likely to release capital as they wind down bad assets.

Pension reform is likely to release more money for investment.

We also show that strong governance firms are more likely to release an ARPR.

Ms. Landrieu's office said HUD would not be likely to release money for the project.

Mr Weller is likely to release a new album and tour next year.

New Corporate Law: The Ministry of Justice will likely to release draft for the Corporate Law reform in early 2018.

The Saints' acquisition of Brees means they are likely to release the long-time starter Aaron Brooks.

The acting Australian information commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim, told Guardian Australia his organisation was likely to release a public report of its findings at the end of October.

Increased maternal age makes twins more likely, because older ovaries are more likely to release two eggs in the same month.

Actually, the way forward for brands is more likely to release apps that have real functionality, solving a problem for users or providing features that are genuinely meaningful.

We wanted to see whether firms that more actively engaged with customers were more likely to release new or significantly improved products.