Sentence examples for likely to rumble on from inspiring English sources

It is all a royal mess that is likely to rumble on for some time yet.

"It was a difficult decision and one that is likely to rumble on in the selectors' minds for some time," admitted Park.

But "tobaccogate" is likely to rumble on.

The issue is likely to rumble on all the way to the Supreme Court.

As schools warn of a growing funding crisis, and concerns over teachers' workloads increase, the debate about salaries is likely to rumble on.

The pool stages may be over but the debate over player eligibility at the Rugby World Cup looks likely to rumble on before the next tournament in 2019.

Is PPI going to rumble on for several years?

The problem with North Korea seems to rumble on with everyone playing the same game round and round in circles.

I don't think the aftermath is going to rumble on for too long.

The scientific controversy is likely to rumble on and while it does, senators can continue to throw snowballs.Dig deeper: Predictions for Australia's future get more dire (Feb 2015) The rise in sea levels may be accelerating (Jan 2015) Why scientists are almost certain that climate change is man-made (Nov 2014).

You should also be aware that your stomach is likely to rumble loudly.