Sentence examples for means likely from inspiring English sources

I would learn, when I asked some people who didn't show up the next day, that "definitely attending" on Facebook means "maybe" and "maybe attending" means "likely not".

The government's interest in choosing a means likely to accomplish actual notice is bolstered by its desire to avoid post-forfeiture challenges based on arguments that a different method would have been more likely to accomplish actual notice.

That means likely less recovery time, lower prices, and better boobs for all of us.

He will remain a special advisor to Facebook, whatever that means (likely that his stock will continue to vest).

Secondly, I want readers to take away the message that we are all flawed, fallible, and human, which means likely to err.

Now, two UK academics have calculated how susceptible to – that means likely to be affected by – how susceptible to automation each job is based on some key skills.

This meant likely degradation of their zirconium alloy cladding, the possible release of hydrogen, and - by Tepco's admission - the risk that a nuclear chain reaction could begin.

A shooting with "two people likely" means two people likely to die.

Asian means less likely to speak English; Caucasian, more likely.

'1' means not likely at all and '10' means very likely (see Table 4 ).

That means Romney likely profited from outsourcing.