Sentence examples for likely to test from inspiring English sources

The authors say the stigma attached to a sexually transmitted infection like chlamydia may make clinicians less likely to test white women.

Dr. Roses said drug companies were likely to test their drugs on all patients and hope for a broad approval.

But credibility is a great peacekeeper, because enemies who trust your word are less likely to test it.

The process, Dr. Loeb said, is likely to test their strengths as a family and challenge their patience.

He is likely to test the Algerian government's willingness to countenance greater intelligence sharing, including the deployment of US drones.

I know immediately that my mother is both a prime candidate and likely to test the technology to its limits.

Yet for all the buzz, the reality of operating in China is likely to test even its professional optimists.

Unfortunately, America's secular stagnation mess does not seem likely to test either limit for some time to come.

RKH has the Ocean Guardian for another three wells – so no drilling is likely to test the theory on Desire's acreage before 2012.

People most likely to test positive are those with a family history of breast cancer, especially when it hits young, as well as other cancers.

Bill Keller says "credibility is a great peacekeeper, because enemies who trust your word are less likely to test it" (column, Feb. 22).