Sentence examples for terms likely to from inspiring English sources

Most masters owned no more than a handful of slaves, on terms likely to include a quasi-familial intimacy.

Google said in May of this year that it was changing its search service in China so that it will warn users when they are using terms likely to trigger interference from the authorities and suggest ways around the censorship.

Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday stressed the danger to the region that he said was posed by the terms likely to be agreed in Lausanne by the P5+1 group of the US, UK, France, Russia, Germany and China with Iran.

Understandably, Google suppresses terms likely to encourage illegality or materials unsuitable for all users, together with numerous formulations relating to areas like racial and religious hatred.

The rest of the terms, likely to be non-lipid related, are not manually examined.

If considered as a homogenous cluster it displays considerable enrichments in GO terms likely to be important characteristics of these late ovarian stages.

The killing of Sheik Yassin seemed, at least in the short term, likely to increase regional violence as Palestinian groups called for retaliatory attacks.

Y is for yottabyte -- or a million trillion megabytes, a term likely to become more popular as online data and computer memories expand in coming years to fill that amount of storage space.

EST projects, such as the one described here are, in the short term, likely to remain the best approach to genomic analysis in butterflies whose relatively large genome size (around 400 Mb) renders genome projects expensive and difficult to assemble.

A pool of terms likely related to a given word is constituted by all synonyms of synonyms or, more generally, "onyms of onyms" of that word.

Further, enrichment for other terms likely relating to resting egg components/structure was identified, such as chitin binding (GO 0008061) and chitin metabolic process (GO 0006030).