Sentence examples for likely to return the from inspiring English sources

Labour remains, even if narrowly, the party most likely to return the largest number of seats in May 2015.

The killing of Dr. Tiller is likely to return the issue of abortion to center stage in the nation's political debate.

Dictate "a nice cream truck" at a natural rate of speech into your phone, and it is likely to return the nearly homophonous "an ice cream truck".

The Federal Reserve and other economic forecasters say that the latest round of government austerity is not likely to return the economy to recession, thanks to stronger private sector growth.

"Horse meat is off the menu at the Dinette, and it is not likely to return," the restaurant said, beginning a passionate statement that Mr. Dufour; his wife and partner, Sarah Obraitis; and their lawyer and co-owner, Adam Cohn, drafted after a busy lunch service on Thursday.

Facebook says that today 220 million people are visiting its App Center every month, with 40% likely to return the day after they use it for more.

Nor is the business likely to return to the 20%-plus growth rates of the 1990s.

Mönchengladbach is the leader in the Bundesliga's second division and is likely to return to the top flight of the German league next season.

In addition, the city's Adult Protective Services will be called into the case to advise the court whether the tenant is likely to return to the apartment.

Is she likely to return to the subject of the vagina herself?

Doctors said he could be cleared to practice again by today but was not likely to return to the ice until the team's practice on Thursday.