Sentence examples for likely to traffic from inspiring English sources
I guess it makes Daniels even less likely to traffic in the kind of disgusting, racially-tinged, Muslim-baiting, xenophobic hate-mongering that some of his "brethren" (and sistren) have flirted with.
Also, aren't the people who are most likely to traffic chemical weapons to Belgium from Syria the Syrian rebels? 1. "It does mean our relationship with Russia".
This suggests that Rab26 is likely to traffic in a pathway distinct from Rab5.
They could derive from the embryonic joint interzone but a contribution from blood-borne circulating MSCs into the synovial pool would not be surprising given that MSCs can be found in the circulation [ 30] and are likely to traffic across, home to and engraft in tissues and organs of the entire body.
Look for areas that are well lit, out of the way of pedestrian or vehicle traffic, and that aren't likely to have traffic patrol knocking on your window!
In some of the earlier tests drivers with mandatory ISA fitted were more likely to jump traffic lights on amber than those cars without the system.
These extra features are likely to drive traffic to the event's Web site, USOpen.org, and its various mobile versions.
But for those travelers who are more likely to confront traffic jams or long security lines than long-legged dancers in fur-trimmed costumes, here is some information that may be useful for easing the Thanksgiving crunch.
The New York State Police superintendent, James McMahon, said the force would bolster its patrols and set up additional drunken-driving checkpoints because of the New Year's holiday, which is likely to compound traffic problems resulting from the storm.
The dynamic is so entrenched, in fact, that the city runs a daily Internet alert, noting what groups are scheduled to protest, whether they are likely to disrupt traffic and dispensing advisories to commuters.
City officials say the move will help businesses and make those streets safer, but it also appears likely to slow traffic and generate more money for the private company that runs the city's parking meters.
