Sentence examples for likely to surrender from inspiring English sources

Least likely to: Surrender.

But the French government is not likely to surrender quickly — and changes in the treaty need unanimous approval.

From the moment Charlie Hodgson kicked Saracens ahead from the sixth minute they rarely looked likely to surrender the lead.

Some will die in the fighting, no doubt; the Arab units and the Taliban's Kandahari fighters aren't likely to surrender meekly.

The militants are no more likely to surrender their weapons, their only means of self-defence, than Assad is to leave office.

Australia had all the momentum and a burst of speed took him a couple of lengths clear, an advantage that he never seemed likely to surrender.

The officers who are expected to be charged in connection with ticket fixing are likely to be allowed to surrender, rather than face arrest at their homes or precincts.

But with bankruptcy looming, the promise of later riches (which he might simply have to surrender) likely held little temptation for the rapper.

Mr. Dutt, along with the others whose verdicts were upheld, is likely to have a month to surrender in court.

But if you want to pull large amounts of your money out of an indexed annuity in the early years, you're likely to pay surrender fees that can be as high as 25%.

Like Compton, many U.S. officials and scientists argued that a demonstration would sacrifice the shock value of the atomic attack, and the Japanese could deny the atomic bomb was lethal, making the mission less likely to produce surrender.