Sentence examples for the likely to from inspiring English sources

In the Likely To Make You Hurl Department: CALF'S-foot jelly.

These reforms, from the likely to the radical, are all off the table now so long as the government continues to insist on inflexible pay caps.

Impaired capacity for self-reference has been observed in amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) subjects who are thought to be the likely to develop into clinical Alzheimer's disease (AD).

A powerful statement except for the "likely to be subject to" that just means that anything could happen.

If the likely to be pathogenic VOUS are added to the known pathogenic CNVs, then a total of 96 (2.5%) is reached.

If we add the likely to be benign VOUS to the common CNVs, then the total of benign CNVs raises to 1303 (34.1%).

Not in the likely-to-lead-to-an-arrest sense.

In the likely-to-fail category is President Obama's jobs bill, which Democrats have amended to include a 5 percent surtax on incomes of more than $1 million a year to pay for the plan.

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Sutter discussed and defended the likely-to-be-controversial scene, describing it as a "catalyst for the third act of this morality play we're doing," according to TV Guide.

Turns out, the Bobbi Brown spokeswoman had an additional mini-crew of her own thanks to her costars, who decided to jump in to make her feel less jittery about the likely-to-be iconic running scene.