Sentence examples for will likely keep from inspiring English sources

Keeping Barnett at arm's length will likely keep the ball in Rothwell's court, but 'The Warmaster' won't be deterred by Big Ben's power.

Without a bigger bailout fund, investors will likely keep betting against weakened economies like Italy and Spain, pushing up their interest costs and, consequently, adding to their deficits.

If it's real it will likely keep you awake at night for a very long time.

Weak demand will likely keep economic growth slow through the end of 2010, Mr. Ashworth said.

That is why they have fired this salvo so early and will likely keep repeating it as often as possible.

Either way, people will likely keep marching, not least because there will be more reasons to do so.

The Valencia defender will likely keep his place having scored a superb header to give Jogi Löw's team the lead.

"It's all part of change that occurred in an instant," Mr. Berkey said, "change that will likely keep coming, fast and furious".

With a strong showing, Quinn could move into contention for a spot on the team because Coach Dave Wannstedt will likely keep three quarterbacks.

The huge winning margin will likely keep Melbourne at the top of the NRL ladder after round 14 on percentages, even if Cronulla defeat North Queensland on Monday.

But if they don't do so, the lack of national publicity will likely keep them from hitting the threshold needed to participate in the future.