This is likely to continue.

This is likely to happen soon.

That seems likely to continue.

This development is likely to continue.

The Maldives will likely disappear entirely.

Twitter will likely implement this soon.

The price levels are unlikely to go down.

And then you could solve for c.

And then sine squared of t, right?

Financial sector returns are likely to be lower.

The consequence is unlikely to be transparency.

They would in all likelihood not reveal any flagrant miscarriage of justice.

And then we have minus cosine of t.

President elect Barack Obama is likely to follow suit.

This situation is likely to change in 2012.

Regionally, there is likely to be greater turmoil.

Doing so would likely prevent a fire.

Japan is likely to hold fresh elections soon as well.

Other emerging markets are likely to follow a similar course.

A military strike would likely have worse consequences.

These challenges will grow in the years ahead.

The status quo will also likely persist in Colombia.

And this is not likely to change in 2013.

This is unlikely to satisfy the developing countries.

Confidence in the JGB market will likely decline.

India, presumably, will not be one of them.

Re nationalization through extortion is likely to accelerate.

Other factors are likely to aggravate the situation.

He will most likely opt for a tactical retreat in the confrontation.

Nor is India or Russia likely to pose a serious challenge.

China will likely have to settle for lower growth.

The latter two objectives are likely to take even longer to achieve.

This pattern is likely to continue and accelerate during the fifth cycle.

And then they'd listen to Demosthenes, and they'd say, Let's march.

The government is unlikely to recover its investment anytime soon.

The political stakes are high, and the outcome is likely to reflect that.

Further investments in research and education are likely to pay high dividends.

The pressure on employment and household budgets is likely to persist.

This trend is likely to continue in 2011 and beyond.

The answer is likely to lie in what Europeans have dubbed variable geometry.

Policies aimed at sustainability are likely to follow.

In Europe, meanwhile, matters are unlikely to be any better.

Other venues of information are likely to be less useful to the general public.

The final decision is likely to be made towards the end of fiscal year 2005.46

This is likely to increase the spatial extent of desertified land.