Sentence examples for often likely from inspiring English sources

An entry is often likely to be an ad-hoc neologism, invented just for this dictionary.

"Our work reveals that structural variations are often likely to have functional consequences.

More specifically, journalists are often likely to report favourably on NGOs that house them, feed them and drive them around on trips.

This has created a tension between the passion for completism and the desire to be first, contradictory impulses often likely to co-exist in passionate TV fans.

The problem with inventive calendar apps is that they're often likely to get bought and shut down by a bigger fish: as Sunrise did this year.

It doesn't mean that their actors aren't trained (though they're often likely to cast untrained actors, including themselves, alongside ones who have studied the craft).

Smaller cities and towns like Martinsburg were often more likely than the biggest urban centers to experience this sweeping sense of social solidarity.

As well as often looking likely to score, Spurs usually look likely to concede as well, no matter their dominance.

Authorities are often less likely to keep close tabs on offenders whose addresses they know — like in the case of Mr. Garrido.

Blacks and Hispanics often are likely to be excluded from capital juries.

Nájera, entering his ninth season, is often as likely to end a game with as many floor burns as points.