Sentence examples for will likely no from inspiring English sources

What's plain is that his bank account will take a hit no matter what decision he makes: enter the N.B.A. draft and accept that he will likely no longer be the consensus top pick, or return to Kentucky for another year hoping that he'll stay injury-free and work his way back to the top slot and its more lucrative contract.

As such, sending periodic resupply vehicles, as currently provided to the International Space Station, will likely no longer be feasible.

Those who are still using them after that day will likely no longer be able to sign on.

It can be mildly annoying to live with, since you'll likely no longer know any of your passwords, except for the master one that unlocks the manager, but it is less annoying than having your digital life turned inside out.

The surprise announcement Wednesday comes after four trials that ended with no conviction, and means there will likely be no criminal accountability over Gray's death.

There will likely be no doubt about it which club you'd like to join.

And Balmain will likely be no exception.

The hosts are Julie Atlas Muz and Jennifer Muller, slyly outrageous performance artists who will likely leave no taboo untouched.

"The timing of a civil aviation delivery recovery remains uncertain," it said, "and will likely be no earlier than 2005".

Two of their final four games are against the Spurs, but the Spurs will likely have no chance of catching them at that point.

They will likely prove no more than death throes, but this desperate draw at least extends Middlesbrough's top-tier existence to the season's final ­Sunday.