Sentence examples for making it highly likely from inspiring English sources

The biggest insurer for workplace injuries in California is on the verge of closing its doors to new business, making it highly likely that employers will pay more for coverage whose cost has already soared in recent years, the Assembly Insurance Committee was told Wednesday.

"We already know that our government was up to its neck in the CIA's programme of rendition and torture – making it highly likely that the Senate's report will contain information which is deeply embarrassing for them.

Richard Hammond is talking about the Cradles of Doom, a sort of giant swing that has to be crossed (all the obstacles are the same – they move, making it highly likely that the contestant will fall off it and into the water).

Prior studies have indicated the observation that microemboli occur in the brain and the heart, making it highly likely that renal emboli may likely occur.

Today, the lower house of the French Parliament overwhelmingly voted for this new law, making it highly likely to be definitely implemented in a couple of months.

Approximately one in four U.S. adults in a given year suffer from a diagnosable mental illness, making it highly likely that you know someone who has been affected.

"The clandestine culture of dog fighting and its nexus with other crimes makes it highly likely that those who can give significant evidence, which will lead to conviction, will be involved in the criminal world.

They argued that they have standing to challenge the constitutionality of the eavesdropping law because its very existence impedes their work in numerous ways and makes it highly likely that their communications with their clients and sources will be targeted for interception by the NSA.

The quality of the forgeries made it highly likely that there was state involvement".

These factors make it highly likely that the Syrian regime was responsible.

That alone makes it highly likely that those well-known Tory heads will roll.