Sentence examples for only too likely from inspiring English sources
It sounded only too likely.
Lazar is only too likely to interpret anything less than an emphatic "No!" as agreement, and will then angrily insist that you've made an offer, and hold you to your word.
Dublin, Holland, Belgium and France are already preparing their ports for the tariffs and customs checks that look only too likely, following Johnson's Downing Street-sanctioned speech announcing the hardest of Brexits.
Pavel Felgenhauer, a Russian military analyst who accurately predicted the Georgian war in August, says a new and possibly bigger military conflict is only too likely.Since Russia's nationalism defines itself in relation to America and the West, much will depend on American diplomacy.
Success followed quickly, and six years on, she is, as Coulson knows only too well, the most likely GB contender for her weight group.
It seems all too likely -- and not only because the "Bush doctrine" seems to call for a series of wars.
The conditions are ripe: a venal elite, increasingly capable armed forces and a disaffected population wishing for stability, if need be under the sort of strongman Iraq knows only too well.Back to authoritarianismBut more likely than a coup is an authoritarian takeover by politicians and generals acting together.
Modi knows this only too well, which is why he is likely to depend disproportionately on an onslaught of entrepreneurship to get India working at a frenetic pace.
The shower itself, however, inexplicably has only half a door, making wet floors all too likely.
A leader who is told only what he wants to hear is all too likely to make bad decisions about the economy, the environment and beyond.
Emotional behavior…is not well modulated....all too likely to put on a full-fledged temper tantrum over what may actually be only a minor frustration.
