Sentence examples for press is likely from inspiring English sources

Even if Mr Museveni wins it, criticism from parliament, and from a flourishing press, is likely to continue.

The press is likely to stop asking hard questions, and bureaucrats may stop talking entirely, some say.

But (whisper it quietly) with no profile in the arenas, the bad press is likely to outweigh the good.

The campaign press is likely to exaggerate the impact of special elections (as it does with most day-to-day events).

The Bank of England, which was due to meet on February 9th after The Economist went to press, is likely to launch another round of bond-buying.

The company, which was scheduled to announce earnings as The Economist went to press, is likely to meet or exceed expectations.

Achieving less variability in PRESS PRESSURE is likely to reduce the variability in FAT and PROTEIN.

Nor would the party press be likely to attend a shoestring benefit.

The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) said the move, which also includes the £25m sale of the i newspaper to Johnston Press, was likely to cost about 100 jobs.

The foreign press are likely to be much more interested in the affair than their domestic counterparts, he adds.

The press are likely to jump all over this, so today might be a good day to bury any embarrassing news we've been sitting on.