Sentence examples for likely to which from inspiring English sources

The expatriates on the English-language newspaper are less likely to, which may encourage boldness elsewhere.

The TV movie The Girl Most Likely To, which Joan co-wrote (with Agnus Gallin), is a prescient dark comedy in which an ugly duckling (Stockard Channing) is transformed by plastic surgery into a looker, and takes revenge on all those who tormented her.

Which makes them more likely to default, which lowers prices further, and on and on.

Consider the contexts in which we're most likely to debate which article to read: a publication's home page, a Twitter feed, or a Facebook feed.

He produced the documentary, Most Likely To Succeed, which premiered at Sundance 2015, and which Education Week called "among the best edu-documentaries ever produced".

Which of these companies do you think is most likely to IPO?  Which ones would you invest in?

We are likely to discover which is worse quite soon.

Experts are likely to debate which team's method for sequencing the human genome is better.

While government policies may influence the overall economy, they are less likely to determine which states can profit the most.

AS you go through your review, you are also quite likely to notice which processes or procedures need adjustment.

In such a crowded space, only titles that punch through as must-see propositions are likely to thrive, which is what The Great Beauty has managed to achieve.