Sentence examples for returned likely from inspiring English sources

Those that returned likely introduced L. (V).

Recognise the time it takes to return (likely exceeding eight years) in the early stage technology sector.

It is fashionable to argue that competition is fiercest and thus returns likely to be lowest in the biggest deals, of $1 billion and up.

This year, that rescue effort ended with hundreds being pulled from the river by emergency crews and 19 bus trips across the US border to return (likely hungover) Americans to their homeland.

Considering these limitations, the returned results likely present a "best-case" scenario.

The actuaries conclude that means-testing and the poorer returns likely on money put aside for old age are 'likely to make saving for a pension considerably less attractive for increasing numbers of people'.

The Ashes squad is to be announced on Tuesday night, with Haddin's return likely to push Matthew Wade out of the side, although the back-up keeper is likely to be in the tour party.

When it was over, after the Jets had given up two long touchdown returns by Lewis, they found themselves with a disastrous average of 15.7 yards per return, likely to be a dead-last 31st in the final official ranking.

He said that Mark W. Everson, the tax commissioner, was focusing I.R.S. auditors on "making sure we turn around" corporate audits more quickly and focus on returns likely to involve cheating.

Your returns likely won't be as great as that 12% figure over the long haul.

"But the smartest investors will make tremendous returns, likely via real estate and private equity".