Sentence examples for would likely create from inspiring English sources

Even without lending and borrowing excesses, though, our high rate of homeownership would likely create problems as the economy slows.

The firestorm would likely create "dead man zones" which would be impossible to survive, even in a car.

And the research and development of technologies that could lead to a starship, he said, would likely create useful military spinoffs.

Asset seizures would likely create a "better disincentive" than fines, which companies are either too small to pay or which can be challenged in the courts, he states.

So unless a national system is created, Connecticut would need to build off-ramps for drivers paying with cash, Mr. Boice said, and that would likely create a public outcry.

"Potentially the biggest effect of this order could be widespread waivers from the individual mandate, which would likely create chaos in the individual insurance market," said Larry Levitt, senior vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation.

An industry group that represents bus owners said that if they were to electrify their fleets, as the government insists, they would need money from the government, or higher fares from their passengers, which would very likely create political difficulties for the government.

That would most likely create an opportunity for David Lee, whose playing time has been limited this season.

Fliers could expect a surge in delays as combining operations and computer systems would most likely create service meltdowns.

This reverses decades of neglect," said the EPI's president, Larry Mishel, adding that the proposal would also likely create jobs for hourly workers.

Greece's abandonment of the euro would most likely create turmoil in global markets, which have experienced periodic sell-offs whenever Europe's debt problems have flared up over the last two and a half years.