Sentence examples for making it very likely from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would issue the rest of its decisions for its current term on Thursday, making it very likely that a decision on the comprehensive law overhauling health care will come that day.

But there are dozens of such areas, so these chances accumulate, making it very likely that somewhere in Britain will be flooded every year.

Mr. Neil said he had urged Mr. Miller to prosecute "to the full extent of the law," making it very likely that charges would be brought.

But obviously every book editor will have many books-in-progress on her docket at any given time, making it very likely that several will have to be abandoned if she decides to make a career change.

This deal would put enormous pressure on Felda to show a return on investment, making it very likely that at least some of the undeveloped landbank would fall victim to Felda's bulldozers.

But officials of the federal and state agencies involved said they had audited only a portion of the money distributed, making it very likely that more suspect grants and loans would turn up.

Its critical biological functions make it very likely that AM dysfunctions also would have an important pathogenetic role in many diseases [ 12, 13].

This observation can be explained by the fact that Rut-C30 is a cellulase hyperproducing, carbon catabolite derepressed strain (Montenecourt and Eveleigh [1979]), which makes it very likely that it better utilizes a complex substrate like wheat straw.

The Senate's action makes it very likely that the bill will become law.

In the United States, a combination of infrastructure constraints and legal impediments makes it very likely that regional price disparities will widen in coming weeks.

I thought of this when it was announced yesterday that James Murdoch was appointed deputy chief operating officer of News Corp, a move which makes it very likely that he will one day succeed the person who made the appointment: his father.