Sentence examples for likely to secure a from inspiring English sources

In Virginia, your position on an issue like a car tax is just as likely to secure a vote as your winning personality or the parenthetical letter to the right of your name.

He is also likely to secure a supreme court majority.

Only about 50 of them, he said, were "prosecutable," meaning that the presentation of the available facts in court was likely to secure a conviction.

Mr. Pawlenty, whose name was mentioned on the short list of potential running mates for Mr. Romney, was likely to secure a post in a Republican administration.

An applicant whose friends appear to have well-paid jobs and live in nice neighbourhoods is more likely to secure a loan.

Presidential elections are now scheduled for April, and Mr Bouteflika appears likely to secure a further term.Under the surface, however, things are not so rosy.

He is likely to secure an agreement on greater co-operation over clean-energy development between the two countries.

Organizations that provide the school with complete information early in the semester preceding that for which the internship is available are most likely to secure an intern.

Neither Syriza nor New Democracy look likely to secure an outright majority, so they will need to work with smaller parties, who have much to gain from Wednesday night's exposure.

Labour has a mountain to climb to win the next election outright, and is still failing to chalk up big enough leads on image or leadership to make it likely to secure an overall majority, according to polling which will be put to a Labour conference to be addressed this weekend by Ed Miliband.

(3) It is presumed based on reports that D.A. Donovan neglected to submit to the jury the lesser charge of reckless endangerment for consideration, which would have been more likely to secure an indictment.