Sentence examples for more likely development from inspiring English sources
But many analysts believe a more likely development is the sale of Sage's healthcare business.
A third for France is the more likely development at the minute.
"But from our vantage point, we think a more likely development in 2014 is that prices in this segment will begin to relax rather than pop". David Gooding, the owner of Gooding & Co., agreed.
With ever-larger container ships, handling times are considerable, although port operations try to catchup Giving time-critical containers priority during port handling might cut handling time by a day or two but a more likely development is to cut transport time by a number of days when larger flows allow for routing vesselsdirectly between one port in each continent or increase their frequency.
Long-term changes in weather patterns are making such collisions more likely, a development that some scientists believe is caused by global warming.
In addition, several differences between INX and ADM make more likely the development of immune responses against the first.
More likely, these developments are proof that the party is reasserting its choke chain on the military and the state's security organs.
But land values have soared -- even on the mainland -- and most of these lean-tos have been replaced either by bigger businesses or, more likely, condominium developments shoehorned onto a stretch of sandy property.
Mr. Kaiser suggested that assistance to a Kerry administration on Iraq would more likely come in development aid or debt forgiveness or training for border police.
When compared with patients with a normal curvature, patients with an abnormal spinal curvature were 3.2 times more likely to have development of pelvic organ prolapse (odds ratio, 3.18; 95% confidence interval, 1.46 to 6.93; P =.002).
Children are more likely to suffer development problems if their fathers do not take paternity leave or spend enough time with them when they are very young, according to an analysis of thousands of babies born around the turn of the millennium.
