Sentence examples for would only be likely from inspiring English sources

The context of the discussions was not made explicit, although an influx of that scale would only be likely in the event of regime failure.

He suggests that businesses would only be likely to contribute if they could see clear value coming out of it, and that while Cranfield receives relatively little public money directly, indirectly its dependence is much higher.

Nixon doubted a draft stating that it would only be likely if "I make some rather serious mistake".

Since this category would only be likely to affect ILI outcomes in a severe pandemic for which morbidity and mortality were large enough to threaten the maintenance of essential services, this association seems very unlikely to reflect a causal link.

For example, some said they would respond if the survey was short and restricted to tick boxes, some said they would only be likely to complete one if it was online and an incentive was given.

It should be noted, however, that providers would only be likely to provide a sleep disorder diagnosis if a patient's sleep troubles occurred independently of their bipolar condition (e.g. sleep apnea), which may reflect a complex population in whom sedating drugs would be avoided.

"The new group would only be, more than likely, two out of nine, but it's a pretty important two out of nine".

The entire game could be played with no graphics at all, just as a series of equations, although only mathematicians would be likely to enjoy it.

In head-to-head play, as we may well discover this afternoon, only Montgomerie and Garcia would be likely to start odds-on to win their matches.

For instance, the bank may ask you about the size of recent transactions, or other details that only you would be likely to know, before allowing access to your account online or over the phone.

Using that percentage, of those twenty graduates I addressed, only six would be likely to find employment in the future.