Sentence examples for which likely puts from inspiring English sources

But I know one thing about him: he can skate, which likely puts him in my plans.

Graduates also get guaranteed acceptance into the existing Self-Driving program, which likely puts them on a path toward employment in the industry.

They've also done very well with the easy sharing of photos from your iPhone, which likely puts them on Flickr for most people but clearly has trickled down to Tumblr as well.

The ACE survey found that in the increasingly complex higher education operating environment of today, universities may favor candidates with proven track records, which likely puts promising younger candidates, as well as aspiring women and minority candidates, at a disadvantage.

I had to make a snap decision keep my line and broadside him, which likely would have put us both out of the race or worse, or let him through.

That can also throw your menstrual cycle out of whack, which likely won't put you in the mood, either.

Also new is a configuration option for use in educational deployments of iOS devices that adds support for standardized testing performed via Apple's mobile devices, which likely allows them to be put in a sort of education-specific terminal mode.

All the ISPs are struggling to migrate subscribers to high-speed access, which will likely put a crimp on growth in the short term.

Both the off-shoring and the decreased need for engineers has led to a lowering of the demand which has likely put a check on wages.

For the firm, a conviction would likely mean it will be barred from auditing publicly traded companies, which would likely put it out of business assuming it's not headed there anyway.

MarketWatch's Dan Gallagher notes that 271 million shares were released in mid-August, but 1.2 billion shares could hit the market in mid-November, which will likely put even more pressure on the stock price.