Sentence examples for make it likely to from inspiring English sources
He writes in the current issue that the vase was thought to have been found in the tomb of the Roman Emperor Severus Alexander (208-235) in 1582, and that "numerous stylistic inconsistencies" in its images make it likely to have been made in the second half of the 16th century.
The large geographic range of this ant species combined with its apparent impact on native species make it likely to have cascading consequences on eastern forests in years to come, effects mediated by the specifics of its life history which is very different from those of other invasive ants.
Lawmakers from both parties say the student bill draws wider support than the broader overhaul — but still not enough to make it likely to pass before the election.
Labour has a mountain to climb to win the next election outright, and is still failing to chalk up big enough leads on image or leadership to make it likely to secure an overall majority, according to polling which will be put to a Labour conference to be addressed this weekend by Ed Miliband.
Does that make it likely to tank?
Advanced composite materials are characterized by high specific strength and stiffness and, in combination with automatic manufacturing processes, make it likely to fabricate composite structures with high levels of weight and cost efficiency.
Mcl-1 is 1 of the top 10 amplified genes in human tumors, making it likely to be a major contributor to ABT-737 (and to its orally bioavailable version, ABT-263) resistance in the clinic.
It also makes it likely to be attacked and leaked onto the internet.
That does not make the NSA's work legitimate, but it makes it likely to continue even if better protections emerge against abuse.
But clever ideas are not necessarily good ones, and Klout is designed in a way that makes it likely to fuel both unhealthy obsession and unhappy competition.
The suggestion provided political ammunition today to the finance minister in the former Socialist cabinet, making it likely to become an explosive issue in the unfolding election campaign.
