Sentence examples for would likely allow from inspiring English sources

Using the same technique with arbitrary code would likely allow a developer to update and execute whatever code they'd like at will.

As Nate Cohn points out at The Upshot, good performances in Indiana and California (the last two big states on the GOP calendar) would likely allow Trump to clinch the nomination.

As the procedural vote wound to a close Monday, the two sides were still working on a deal that would allow both Democrats and Republicans to bring up 10 more amendments each to the final bill — an agreement that would likely allow Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, to introduce a provision to further strengthen the electronic employment verification system in the bill.

The ICCAT scientists said that if the quota was kept to 13,500 tonnes a year between 2011 and 2013, this would likely allow the stock to increase; they estimated a 60% chance of getting back up to a sustainable level by 2022.

Bank holding company status would likely allow GMAC to access capital from the Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program.

A color eink Kindle would likely allow Amazon to make a big push into digital zines and perhaps even textbooks.

An transparent ethanol base sheet tinted an light gray would most likely allow most colors to be displayed.

That would most likely allow free agency to begin later this month and training camps to open by the end of the month, preserving the preseason.

Doing so wouldn't unfairly strip the law of adequate defense: if the administration took a stand against the law, the appellate courts would very likely allow lawyers for Congress or outside groups to appear and argue on its behalf.

Drinks are also exempt if they contain more than 50 percent milk, which would most likely allow Dunkin' Donuts to sell Coolattas, and Starbucks Frappuccinos, as long as they can prove the milk content is there.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that he would most likely allow the transfer of the $160 million Twin Towers Fund from the city to a private charity led by Rudolph W. Giuliani, despite opposition from widows of police officers killed on Sept. 11 who have threatened to sue to stop the transfer.