Sentence examples for will likely reopen from inspiring English sources

A slow rebuild While the official reopening date was 24 October, schools will likely reopen progressively over the next few weeks.

The Revel Casino Hotel has been gobbled up for $110m — five cents on the dollar — and will likely reopen next year.

To cope with the surge in enrollment, the district plans to build additions to each of its 11 school buildings and will "likely reopen the Manasquan School, which is now used for the administration and special education programs," Ms. Taff said.

Though Western leaders and diplomats privately admit they assume some degree of spying among allies, the latest round of evidence will likely reopen wounds that Obama has attempted to suture with European leaders over the past two years.

Officials with the State Department of Transportation and with Exxon Mobil said last week that the New Canaan rest area on the westbound side of the Merritt Parkway, which was closed down after sustaining heavy damage in a fiery car accident last weekend, will likely not reopen until late September.

University spokesman Paul Browning told the AP that the university will likely not reopen Thursday.

New York City officials will shut down the city's entire transit system Saturday at noon and will likely not reopen it until sometime Monday, or perhaps later.

Despite hopes that the review would bring an end to the dispute, the ARB's controversial conclusions will likely only reopen the wound.

Any changes to how the testing program is overseen or the frequency of tests will likely require the sides to reopen the collective bargaining agreement for the third time since 2005.

In the Rockaways, the concession stands at Beach 97th Street and Beach 106th Street, including Rockaway Taco and the Lobster Joint, most likely will not reopen before July 4. On Friday afternoon, electricians had yet to finish installing lamp posts at the 97th Street plaza, while at 106th Street, workers were smoothing freshly poured concrete in the rain.

Though these employees will likely receive backpay once the government reopens, those living paycheck to paycheck are struggling to make ends meet in the interim.