Sentence examples for would likely form from inspiring English sources
An analyst she spoke with said that a budget tablet like this would likely form part of a strategy of "secur[ing] a stronger foothold" in the Chinese market specifically.
What's it like to work in the NHS? Read any newspaper, watch any news programme, and any casual observer would likely form a singular impression: it's rough out there.
The Conservatives also intimated that if Labour were to win with less than a majority, it would likely form a coalition with the Scottish National Party (SNP) that would drive the government's agenda with its desire for independence.
Still, they said that AT&T's pursuit of T-Mobile was "a catalyst for eventual wireless consolidation in some form, either through the current proposed transaction or other merger scenarios that would likely form if the pending merger is not completed".
But if there were many configurations tightly clumped together, it indicated the material would likely form many different structures all at once, providing the disorder needed for structural stability.
While the K255 substitution lacks the appropriate geometry to fulfill this selector role, the amino group of K255 would likely form non-specific interactions with the negatively charged microtubule surface.
The phase separation allows supply of the fuel to the aqueous phase (by addition with a syringe pump) to selectively oxidize 3 while avoiding oxidation of 1, which would likely otherwise form non-functional 5.
If yes, would their failure to do so likely form the basis for a successful "Mis-information Application" to recover more than six months in arrears survivor's benefit?
The time it takes to travel to a disposal site and unload is a challenging component to consider because: sweepers will be dynamically moving through a road network; we do not have route plans sweepers will take (indeed we argue these would likely be formed on a daily basis during a real clean up event); and there is high uncertainty associated with the efficiency of street sweepers.
This was surprising because both of these groups would likely have formed their families later in their marriages, when marriages on average are more stable.
The bill by Rubio and senators Jon Kyl and Kay Bailey Hutchison would likely have formed the main thrust of Romney's immigration plan as he tries to close a huge gap in the polls with Obama among Hispanics.
