Sentence examples for was likely to complete from inspiring English sources

Lawyers close to the stock exchange board said Mr. Webb was likely to complete his report by the end of the month.

This week its producer, Elizabeth Ireland McCann, said she was close to booking a 299-seat house and was likely to complete the deal on Monday.

Both stocks slid in February -- until Hughes jumped 17percentt and G.M. rose 6percentThursdayandand Friday, in part on an analyst's report that G.M. indeed was likely to complete a spinoff by 2002.

A typical coaching strategy is to start each apparatus with a gymnast who is likely to complete a routine flawlessly.

Research shows that around half of students enrolling with below 60 Atar are likely to complete their qualification.

The results could be particularly dramatic under Mr. McCain, who is likely to complete President Bush's campaign to make the court an aggressive right-wing force.

The Florida decision comes years, at least five, before the Department of Transportation and the Department of Justice are likely to complete any guidelines for accessibility on oceangoing ships.

That means more people are likely to complete their course of vaccination, Dino Dina, the chief executive of Dynavax, said in an interview.

But with no problems expected with his medical De Gea is likely to complete his move, reported to be worth around £17 million, in the next few days.

James G. Samson, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said it is crucial for a buyer of an apartment in a building under construction to determine whether the developer is likely to complete the entire project as promised.

Dr. Scarmeas and Dr. Stern suggest that cognitive reserve probably reflects an interconnection between genetic intelligence and education, since more intelligent people are likely to complete higher levels of education.