Sentence examples for likely to request a from inspiring English sources

Both parties are likely to request a personal hearing, which will take place in December.

The state is likely to request a stay delaying the ruling during the appeals process.

The Justice Department brief asserts that Microsoft knew for months that the government was likely to request a breakup of the company "and has had ample opportunity" to express its concerns.

The presumption is that people are more likely to request a consultation if they feel comfortable with the process.

Older people are quite likely to request a family member to be present at the initial, and possibly subsequent, assessments before they agree to participate in research.

With a quick recovery and limited discomfort during the postoperative period, patients are likely to request a second procedure to further improve their results.

One study showed that participants who were asked to dwell on a personal moral transgression like adultery or cheating on a test were more likely to request an antiseptic cloth afterward than were those who had been instructed to recall a good deed they had done.

Subjects asked to think about a moral transgression like adultery or cheating on a test were more likely to request an antiseptic cloth after the experiment than those who had thought about good deeds.

Managers are also more likely to request an underreporter on a future engagement.

It is also possible that women who are anxious at 9 months postpartum were also anxious in pregnancy, and this group may be more likely to request an elective caesarean resulting in the observed increased risk in this group.

The apparently stronger relationship in 2009 for ambulance convulsions calls compared with ED convulsions in the same year perhaps indicates that parents, schools and childcare services had a lower tolerance for symptoms of fitting and convulsions in children during the pandemic, and thus were more likely to request an ambulance.