Sentence examples for would likely commit from inspiring English sources

Among reports commissioned from the OSS were assessments of German industry and war-making capability and a psychological profile of German dictator Adolf Hitler that concluded that he would likely commit suicide should Germany be defeated.

They also said that if I was released into the free world I would likely commit the same crime again.

Much of that line of argumentation over a decade ago in the tobacco case centered around proving or disproving that Philip Morris would likely commit fraud in the future if left unprosecuted, a key tenet of a successful RICO prosecution.

"Early in these discussions it became clear that we could win additional product and investment commitments now, that, if we waited until 2011, would likely be committed elsewhere," they wrote.

But if he (or anyone he talks to) gives them (or anyone else) valuable information that originated from the government and hasn't been made known to the public, Trump would likely be committing a felony.

My educated guess is that the Bradley would not be considered up to standards, so the city would likely have to commit to a deal for a new building.

The U.S. would likely need to commit to a sharp deficit reduction by government.

Such an attack would likely have been committed by dissident republicans opposed to the peace process.

Montgomery County officials announced last year that immigrants would no longer be held for ICE without demonstration that the individual likely committed a crime.

This may be really good for me, but if I ate all of this stuff at once, I would likely be moved to commit minor acts of violence.

The British Army would likely have dismissed him for committing adultery with another soldier's wife.