Sentence examples for likely to total a from inspiring English sources

Those costs are likely to total a few hundred dollars rather than a few thousand.

Westminster council say the damage to property is likely to total "tens of thousands" of pounds.

The combined cost of the 2016 presidential race itself is likely to total well over $1bn.

New-home construction is likely to total 1.6 million units this year.

The fact he was ordered to pay legal costs likely to total £500,000 is unlikely to lighten his mood.

Police estimated that property damages from the fire, which they ruled accidental, were likely to total around $75,000.

The unpaid taxes associated with it are likely to total billions of dollars a year, according to Robert Willens, a corporate tax consultant in New York.

In short, this rule is likely to create total chaos in an already stressed health care system, and for low-income women and families, this rule may spell the end of the few available health care options.

Readings, theatrical and musical performances, literary workshops and walking tours are among the events likely to attract a total of 8,000 or more participants.

This year is likely to see a total of 120,000 new homes built - the lowest figure since 1924 and 140,000 below the official government target.

What appears to have given all the Dr. Seuss books their recent boost was the publication, in 1957, of "The Cat in the Hat," which seems likely to achieve a total sale of a million copies by the end of this year.