Sentence examples for which likely means from inspiring English sources

The ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals strikes down a U.S. Federal Communications Commission rule and concludes that cable television companies like AOL Time Warner and Comcast should be treated like telephone companies such as SBC Communications, which likely means that they will lease their lines to a variety of Internet service providers, not just their own or a favored contractor.

McConnell will do his best to give the Republicans an advantage, which likely means fighting against any remaining restrictions on money in politics.

He's moving to the third spot in the order, which likely means a dip in stolen bases, but also a bump in runs batted in.

Though not solely dedicated to game streaming, Ustream will also support live streaming directly from the PS4, like Twitch, and has a revenue share model for publishers, although it is an invite-only affair which likely means it will only be viable for streamers with large audiences.

In the meantime, according to one estimate, nineteen hundred cars are added to the streets of Beijing each day, which likely means a lot of time for drivers to take in the scenery in Inner Mongolia, which may be nice this time of year.

They make really lovely pets, but most people we surveyed have no idea that most of the fish they're getting are marine caught," da Silva said — which likely means they also don't know about royal blue tang, which is Saving Nemo's new cause.

(The earlier bump was due to the discovery that its Fitbit app had risen to the top of the App Store – which likely meant great holiday sales).

First was partnering with a bio-tech firm that refused to patent their intellectual property, which likely meant years of wrangling with lawyers over a host of issues to recreate this piece of complicated technology.

Reform groups support this, but Speaker Madigan does not--which likely means the issue is dead in the water.

After the hack, Bitcoin's price briefly dipped but quickly recovered, which likely just means that some caffeine-addled traders made a bit of money.

The school was at risk of losing their federal funding, which likely would mean the school would be shut down.