Sentence examples for very likely end from inspiring English sources

Debenhams will very likely end up either with a successful Company Voluntary Arrangement or a Receivership.

If Fehr were to exercise that option, it would very likely end the bargaining and send the proceedings to court.

And if we're only looking at the margin, it's pretty clear that the result in Pennsylvania's 18th could very likely end up being bad news for Republicans.

While the United States government will hold only about 7percentt of Chrysler's shares, it will very likely end up with 55percentt of G.M., once the world's largest carmaker.

The trouble is that this would most likely result in new elections and, with the Freedom party still riding relatively high in the opinion polls, it would very likely end up in an even stronger bargaining position.

You will, very likely, end up with a life that's different from the one you envisioned, but it will be no less satisfying for being unplanned, and it--your life--will have the considerable advantage of being real.

Investors were also encouraged by a comment by the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, that the recession had "very likely" ended, though he warned that problems like high unemployment would linger.

The vote this week to make these very same tax cuts permanent received overwhelming support from House Democrats, who cast 172 votes in favor of very likely ending middle class tax increases during our lifetime and they did so at the specific behest of the same Democratic president who many argue is committed to creating the American welfare state.

This is one of those opinions where the court's analysis was often shoddy, and sometimes simply wrong, but the court very likely ended up reaching the correct result anyway, so "no harm, no foul", the technical appellate term being "harmless error".

Obviously, Mike McConnell briefed the president and told him that Iran very likely ended its program in 2003.

The Spartans (10-1, 6-1 Big Ten) took control of the Big Ten East, jumped into the thick of the College Football Playoff race and very likely ended the Buckeyes' chances to repeat as national champions.