Sentence examples for would likely be substantial from inspiring English sources
A preliminary study of potential environmental impacts from exploiting the ITT oil fields, conducted in 2007 by Ecuador's state oil company, Petroecuador, revealed that direct impacts would likely be substantial.
And we knew that there'd likely be substantial wealth from the success of Microsoft and that we'd get to figure out how to give back.
Therefore, emissions from a fully developed UK shale gas industry would likely be very substantial in their own right.
Organisations such as the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research argue the circle cannot be squared: "Emissions from a fully developed UK shale gas industry would likely be very substantial in their own right.
A further limitation is that we did we did not assess mortality between groups; several deaths will inevitably have occurred among patients lost to follow-up [12], and given the substantial difference in follow-up rates between groups, we considered that any mortality estimate would likely be subject to substantial bias due to misclassification of mortality among patients lost to follow up.
"While recognising that this choice is for UK voters to make and that their decisions will reflect both economic and non-economic factors, directors agreed that the net economic effects of leaving the EU would likely be negative and substantial," they said in a press release accompanying the report.
If senators were required to state their reasons for opposition, she would likely be approved with a substantial majority because there is no good reason to vote against her.
The effects of the educational intervention if successful on mortality would likely be small and not have a substantial impact on the estimates of mortality reported in this paper.
Such substantial intra-individual change in opposite directions would likely be missed by age-specific cross-sectional analysis.
Still, the acceptance would likely be grudging.
Any celebration would likely be premature, however.
