Sentence examples for making it likely to from inspiring English sources

"Fast 6," in its third weekend in theaters, added $19.8 million to its earnings, bringing its current profits to nearly $203 million and making it likely to become the series' highest-grossing movie.

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.

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.

Riggleman also notes that the Cubs' medical reports showed that Wood's ligament was thin to begin with, making it likely to blow at some point anyway.

Whatever the precise facts, a heady cocktail of gender, religion and alleged terrorism feeds into the story of the "white widow", making it likely to provide fodder for tabloid front pages for some time to come.

For in a city where a single parking space was valued at £300,000 earlier in the month, this Brixton studio has been put on the market for under £100,000 - making it likely to be the last ever home in inner London to sell for less than six-figures.

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.

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.

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.

In the test, a part called a T-seal was broken in a way that made it likely to flap back and forth.