likely to造句

likely to perform unpredictably.

Prices are likely to steady.

adj. likely to be successful

Be liable to; be likely to

likely to lead to one's rui

People are far less likely to get married, more likely to delay getting married, and more likely to live alone.

an applicant likely to be chosen.

Our proposals were likely to fall flat.

weak and likely to lose consciousness.

More leaks are likely to occur.

Tickets are likely to be expensive.

Someone allergic to milk is likely to react to cheese.

Be liable to do something; be likely to do something

Malnourished children are more likely to succumb to infections.

Smokers who inhale are likely to become addicted to nicotine.

As well as being more likely to spank their children, "sad dads" were also less likely to read to them.

Such cases are likely to occur even after democratic election.

Remain at a price or be likely to rise.

He is likely to contact other bearers of the gene.

If the hydrogen is ignited it is likely to explode.

During famines, the bigger primates are less likely to survive.

Spanish workers are the most likely to be physically attacked and Dutch workers the most likely to cry.

They are even less likely to be widowed all in all, less likely to end up alone.

Men are more likely to act out their inner turmoil while women are more likely to turn their feelings inward.

Their children are better nourished, less likely to die in infancy and more likely to attend school.

Consumers in the under-20 bracket were most likely to consider paying, whereas those over 65 were the least likely.

Economic growth will likely fall below zero in 2009 and poverty and vulnerability are likely to increase.

Meals are also less likely to be skipped, and kids who are used to eating round the table are less likely to take up smoking to lose weight.

But what are these congressional critics likely to do to give force to their criticisms?

Because when you do favor to people, people are more likely to contribute to your campaigns.

not likely to be true or to occur or to have occurred.

One is likely to blunder in one's work if one refuses to listen to the masseses.

Homeowners are more likely to know who their representatives are; more likely to support local causes or parent-teacher associations and (this being America) more likely to go to church.

They may, for example, be less likely to smoke, more likely to eat healthy foods or to exercise, and so on.

That, in turn, would explain why women in rich countries, who are less likely to suffer from hunger and disease, are more likely to give birth to sons.

Teens who abort are more likely to develop psychological problems, and are nearly three times more likely to be admitted to mental health hospitals than teens in general.

So people are less likely to link their self-esteem to events and more likely to take things at face value.

It showed people with insomnia were 4 times as likely to have relationship problems, 3 times as likely to feel depressed and 3 times as likely to suffer from a lack of concentration.

Women are more likely to give priority to child care and education policies.

Port processing efficiency and synergy has been improving and is likely to continue to be streamlined.

Consequently, grade A office rentals look likely to rise to 2007 Q1.

Researchers found they were less likely to cooperate in pursuit of the greater good and more likely to feather their own nests.

Girls are nine times as likely to play the flute as boys and three times as likely to play the clarinet or violin.

Insurance companies know that the people most likely to purchase insurance are those who are most likely to suffer losses. This is called adverse selection.

They hope to win, but will listen the mediator says you are likely to lose.

Because these products are more likely to contain nerve fibers, they're also more likely to harbor the prions involved in mad-cow disease.

Certain crimes, such as domestic violence, are now more likely to lead to prison terms.

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"About a third of likely voters say they are less likely to support Clinton given FBI director James Comeys disclosure", said pollster Gary Langer.

Women with less than secondary education are the most likely to marry, followed by those with secondary education, with university graduates least likely.

Inflation is likely to remain contained this year by the absence of price pressures globally while a wage-price spiral is not likely.

Heavy drinkers, who numbered 165 - mostly men - were 1 1/2times more likely to get vascular dementia and slightly more likely than nondrinkers of ending up with Alzheimer's.

The persistent neurotic conviction that one is or is likely to become ill, often involving experiences of real pain when illness is neither present nor likely.

But new mines are likely to take three to five years to reach full production, according to industry executives.

If a material contains many delocalized bonds, it is likely to be soft.

If it flew, its wingspan is likely to have exceeded 13 feet.

The Cartosat-2B is likely to be launched in March, the scientist said.