Sentence examples for would likely happen from inspiring English sources

It would likely happen more quickly now.

That would likely happen after the food company was sold.

If we were to decapitate the Syrian regime from the air, the same thing would likely happen there.

He said if his firm's prediction of an online murder did not come to pass in 2014, it would likely happen within the next few years.

But that would likely happen only if the police or a customer complained to the state, prompting the liquor commission to investigate.

The loss of three of the artist's best-loved works leaves an irreplaceable hole in the museum's collection, said Laurie Norton Moffatt, the Rockwell Museum's director, though she said wistfully that she knew their departure "would likely happen".

"I though it would be something that would more likely happen in the future, maybe even post-Olympics, so to have WADA react so quickly is quite good," he said.

But what would most likely happen, the player said, is that Browns players would exact bounty-less revenge by simply trying to hit Ward the way he hit Little.

This would most likely happen via a new financial market, like the carbon market, which allows countries to sell credits for their lack of emissions.

When I asked if Facebook, and other social networks would just soon look more like TV platforms, founder and CEO of 5by Greg Isenberg said that wouldn't likely happen without Facebook launching a new app, because mobile apps need to provide single-purpose user experiences.

O'Neal's agent, Perry Rogers, said that the operation would most likely happen within the next three weeks and that his client's rehabilitation would take perhaps six weeks.