Sentence examples for was likely to develop from inspiring English sources
Minor to moderate flooding was likely to develop on Sunday particularly in the Snowy, Cann and Genoa catchments.
Washington has been on notice for some time that this kind of chain reaction of anger and demands for relief was likely to develop.
One night, Jim told Don that he had been infected with H.I.V., and that his doctor said he was likely to develop full-blown AIDS.
He said the Bush administration was likely to develop a "robust military-to-military" relationship with both Pakistan and India while trying to freeze nuclear development in both countries.
Its British counterpart, the Met Office, also issued severe weather warnings and said that a storm bearing ice and snow was likely to develop in the north before moving south.
As AIDS spread during the last two decades of the 20th century, this level was reckoned the point at which an infected individual was likely to develop actual symptoms.
"The more we use wireless devices for services like the internet, the less we're likely to develop meaningful relationships with our fellow living beings.
He also admits that the plans are likely to develop.
At the levels we have reached today cancers and other degenerative diseases are likely to develop.
She has diabetes and is likely to develop serious complications within a decade, he said.
Eurasia Group, a global risk research firm, said Duterte is likely to develop infrastructure.
