Sentence examples for likely to voluntarily from inspiring English sources
He has four years left in his term, and is not likely to voluntarily step down.
Even accounting for cyclical changes, people are less likely to voluntarily vacate a job in search of a better one.
Moreover, we show that the classic unraveling results do not extend to product-use information, and thus sellers are less likely to voluntarily disclose this type of information.
Lenders are more likely to voluntarily modify bad loans if the alternative is to lose control of the process to a judge.
Indeed, it is unlikely that the present autocratic rulers are likely to voluntarily transfer power to democratically elected leaders any time soon.
The domestic benefits would be far bigger if companies used the tax cut to grow their business but Goldman Sachs said "survey evidence suggests that companies are less likely to voluntarily lower the dividend payment ratio", meaning the real world impact was likely to be closer to the scenario where 60% of the benefit flowed offshore.
We believe they are more likely to comply voluntarily and less likely to change their behavior to avoid tax.
By that time, the two men, who had lost all sensation of hunger last week, will begin feeling hunger pangs again and thus be more likely to eat voluntarily, Capt.
Moreover those that had the greatest decrease in activity were the least likely to have voluntarily practiced the game during their break outside the MRI machine.
At the same time, Rousseau noted that the sovereigns of Europe were not likely to agree voluntarily to form such a federation, generating a consequentialist objection to the proposal: "No Federation could ever be established except by a revolution.
However, as a strategic matter, the charges that the WGA filed with the NLRB make the AMPTP, and the companies individually, less likely to bargain voluntarily, because now they would seem to be caving to legal pressure.
