Sentence examples for likely to solidify from inspiring English sources

Presented with weaker arguments running contrary to their own, Americans were likely to solidify their opinions, Dr. Nisbett said, "clobbering the weaker arguments," and resolving the threatened contradiction in their own minds.

HSBC's preliminary survey offers one of the earliest indications each month of how the Chinese economy is doing, and Thursday's reading is likely to solidify expectations that a stabilization that had begun to show in July has continued into August.

Mr Nano was himself jailed for three years during Mr Berisha's presidency.However the latest jittery stand-off in Tirana ends, the virtual partition of Europe's poorest country is likely to solidify.

HSBC's preliminary survey offers one of the earliest indications each month of how the Chinese economy is doing, and Thursday's reading is likely to solidify expectations that a stabilization that began to show in July has continued into August.

They would prefer a much smaller facility, consuming perhaps 30,000 b/d, with the balance being pumped across neighbouring Kenya to the Indian Ocean.Mr Pearmain points out that Ugandan oil is waxy, and so likely to solidify in a pipeline unless heated.

While this precondition might be achieved in the short-run, though, in the long-run, the coalitions are likely to solidify.

And soft box office returns — already the fate of "In the Valley of Elah" and "Rendition" — are likely to help solidify the emerging conventional wisdom that we don't.

The hotter the tar, the less likely it was to solidify before it was dumped.

He notes, however, that more observations will likely be needed to solidify the existence of Gliese 581g.

Further plastome sequencing of marattioid ferns and early diverging leptosporangiate ferns will likely be necessary to solidify the sister relationship between these two lineages, but the position of Equisetum is unlikely to be resolvable with more plastome data.

Meanwhile, supporters of Bahrain's government often believe the line coming out of some parts of the security establishment, suggesting that western countries like the UK are involved in a "media war" against Bahrain as part of a broader plot involving nefarious NGOs and human rights organisations – a conspiracy theory only likely to be solidified by the coverage of Formula One.