Sentence examples for scare likely from inspiring English sources

Note also that respondents who completed more journals were more likely to report a pregnancy scare, likely in part because it is associated with more time in the study period.

Finally, has anyone considered that "an Army of One" isn't likely to scare potential enemies?

Facebook has responded to a privacy scare meme likely deriving from a recent HackerNews thread called "Facebook has your complete phonebook"  both with an official post on Facebook's Wall and a personal message from a Facebook Messenger engineer Ben Gertzfield on HackerNews.

Second, for imperfect contraceptors, a pregnancy scare is likely to precede an actual unintended pregnancy, because the average pregnancy rate for any given month is only about 50% for young women even when sex is perfectly timed to ovulation (Dunson, Colombo, and Baird 2002).

They do not believe that inflation scares are likely to occur anytime soon.

The Bank of Canada is now unlikely to raise interest rates again until the American economy shows more convincing signs of recovery.The fallout from the health scares is likely to be political as much as economic.

It can't see you which makes him/her scared and will likely (more like CERTAINTY) kick.

It will likely scare him off if you say something like, "You are the most amazing person I have ever seen.

If you occupied the same space as Bucky, he would very likely scare you, too.

When I thought I'd gone far enough along the relatively clear and open riverbank, I stumbled my way through brambles and briar, knowing full well that I'd likely scare up yellow jackets and mud daubers and possibly cottonmouths.

Though it will most likely scare up some domestic business in the pre-Oscar lull (happy Valentine's Day!), "A Good Day to Die Hard" is squarely aimed at the overseas marketplace.