Sentence examples for likely to render from inspiring English sources

But he added that the Presidential elections were likely to render this advance nearly irrelevant.

A sterling run through this postseason is likely to render chatter about Manning's abilities moot.

In a few years, Toyota's relentless growth is likely to render this statement only half true.

This means a given loss would be less likely to render a bank insolvent.

This process is likely to render the twin deck more susceptible to vortex shedding excitation than the mono box deck.

A character is as likely to render a lofty thought in iambic pentameter as indulge in rollicking Western jargon.

The Writer Responds Given the depth of the partisan divide over health reform, voters will likely be asked to render a verdict on the Affordable Care Act in 2014.

The changes have resulted in a dramatic lack of synteny with R. rickettsii and likely contributed to rendering it non-pathogenic for vertebrates, restricting it to the tick host.

Projection of corporate retail to create 2 million jobs is highly exaggerated, ignoring the 200 million people, depending on the retail sector likely to be rendered jobless".

But that sentence is likely to be rendered irrelevant on Wednesday when Mr. Gelman is to be sentenced in Brooklyn in the four murders.

Further, Shell's Canadian tar sands, Brazilian, Nigerian and US Gulf deep-water projects are the most likely to be rendered worthless by a global clampdown on high carbon-emitting exploration projects, analyses find.