Sentence examples for reasonably likely to from inspiring English sources

A detainee might be violent and dangerous, or reasonably likely to commit sexual offences in the future.

But deciding whether an action is reasonably likely to cause bodily injury, he said, may be more subjective.

The $50-a-share 50-a-share 50-a-shareussex, a cloffer held hotel and casino owner, "is reasonably likely to result in a superior proposal," Aztar said yesterday.

It was only after she finished the sentence that the UK Border Agency acknowledged she was "reasonably likely" to be a victim of trafficking.

Aztar said Monday that the latest offer "is, or is reasonably likely to result in, a superior proposal" to the one from Pinnacle.

The results, Dr. Evans said, seem reasonably likely to apply to people, who control muscle tone with the same underlying genes as do mice.

Judge Huvelle ultimately ruled for SunGard, writing that the United States could not prove "the proposed transaction is reasonably likely to substantially lessen competition".

On Monday, the board committee deemed that the preliminary bids by Blackstone and Mr. Icahn were reasonably likely to become superior proposals.

The Great Wolf board will now determine whether KSL's proposal constitutes or is reasonably likely to lead to a proposal superior than Apollo's.

Her truth begins with a shocking calculation: of the 55 million mortgages in America, more than 10 million are reasonably likely to default.

The regulations said there was an exception for "casual use by visitors or tourists that is not reasonably likely to attract a crowd or onlookers".