Sentence examples for likely turn out from inspiring English sources

The death of Cecil the lion, who largely lived in a protected game reserve, will likely turn out to have been a case of illegal poaching.

Unfortunately, he added, any rally will likely turn out to be a "false dawn" until the economic picture begins to clear up.

She did not care that, in a Russian novel, that fate would likely turn out to be dreary, or tragic, or both.

White House officials project that the cost to taxpayers will most likely turn out to be minimal -- just as with the banks' bailout -- and it is still possible taxpayers may even see a small profit.

Plant conservationists estimate that 100,000 plant species remain to be described, the majority of which will likely turn out to be rare and very local in their distribution.

Indeed, considering Suicide Squad's darker tones, it may likely turn out Harley Quinn's insanity isn't quite as gleeful and mischievous as it was when she was first created for Batman: The Animated Series.

After all, while Clinton may have lost the state in 2008, she still vastly surpassed her vote goals and likely turned out more people than every other Democratic candidate in the history of the caucuses besides Obama.

The theatrical cut of Justice League may have doomed itself by being Diet Avengers, but Snyder's planned Justice League trilogy would have likely turned out all-too-similar to the Russo Bros.' Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame.

And for those who left, power outages have likely turned out the lights on their indoor growing operations, which have been growing in popularity since California legalized medical marijuana in 1996.

And partly those people are less likely, or least likely, to turn out".

In other words, for every two people with this score that a lender takes on, one is likely to turn out to be a "good" customer and one is likely to turn out "bad", ie will miss payments.