Sentence examples for likely to save him from inspiring English sources

There is talk of him moving down a place to No 5 and omitting the equally out-of-sorts Adam Voges but the latter's knowledge of Trent Bridge is likely to save him and it would be difficult for the captain to hide himself lower down the order.

If an upstate New York psychopath targets firefighters, armed guards are not likely to save them.

Mr. Rainwater and his family have donated more than $20 million to a research consortium, but given that he has a rapidly progressive form, any advances from the consortium may be more likely to help others than to save him.

In the short run, Tribune's approach is likely to save money, on personnel and newsprint.

No amount of empathy virus is likely to save Code 46 from the cult ghetto.

As a result, we're more likely to save every spare dollar.

In addition to free logistical assistance, you're likely to save money.

Nor is China's stronger growth likely to save the region.

Lenders benefit, but because they are more likely to save than borrowers, demand is sapped overall.

That is likely to save the Exchequer £150m this year and £260m the next.

As a result, lung CT is not likely to save as many lives as its proponents claim, Dr. Smith said.