Sentence examples for likely to submit a from inspiring English sources

Those most likely to submit a fraudulent mortgage application were middle-aged and skilled working class individuals.

Perhaps a police officer is more likely to submit a "PACE 1" form, by which the figures are collated, after searching a black person?

Afterward, many officials pointed to U.S. Soccer's role in the result — an important development because the full congress votes on World Cup hosts, and U.S. Soccer is likely to submit a bid during Mr. Infantino's tenure to host the 2026 World Cup.

Officials say that at the Vienna meeting on Monday, which will be held under the joint chairmanship of the US and Italy, the fledgling Tripoli administration is likely to submit a list of requests for western partners to assist its forces with arms, training and intelligence.

Project director Mike Unsworth said the Planning Inspectorate had asked Navitus Bay if it was likely to submit a proposal with fewer turbines.

We originally conjectured that hunters who killed small (young) bears might have been less likely to submit a tooth sample, either fearing it was a cub (illegal to harvest), or presuming it was a yearling (and so not interested in learning the age from the tooth sectioning).

Overall, the richest 18-year-olds in the UK are now 2.4 times more likely to want to go to university than the poorest; in 2006, they were 3.7 times more likely to submit an application.

A breakdown of the figures show that 21% of disadvantaged 18-year-olds in England applied this year, with this group 3% more likely to submit an application than in 2014.

Research shows that immigrants who have lawyers are more likely to have a bond hearing in the first place and be released while their cases are decided, more likely to submit an application for relief, and are up to 14 times more likely to win their cases and remain in the US.

Admiral Mullen disclosed that top commanders in Afghanistan were likely to submit their specific proposals for a withdrawal timeline in October.

Judging from the first two episodes, "Call Me Fitz" seems trustworthy, which is to say that it does not seem likely to submit its title character to a radical rehabilitation.