Examples of 'likely to come' in a sentence
Meaning of "likely to come"
likely to come: Refers to something that has a high probability of happening or occurring in the future
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This is likely to come up in your pay review.
So maybe he will be more likely to come with me.
Change is likely to come from two directions.
I was trapped and help was not likely to come.
They are more likely to come around then.
And there is more guidance likely to come.
Nobody is likely to come along and help us.
A legal or financial matter is likely to come to fruition.
Seems likely to come at a cost to other development.
Not that they are likely to come forward.
Likely to come out for a smoke.
People are much more likely to come prepared.
These are likely to come up shortly as funds have been allocated.
A heartfelt desire is likely to come true today.
He is likely to come back home before his birthday.
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Little good seems likely to come of this.
Is not likely to come up in the course of a patient interview.
Boondoggles are much less likely to come to pass.
Tom is likely to come home soon.
Some stomach problems are also likely to come up.
Possession or likely to come into our possession.
More apps like that are likely to come.
Part is more likely to come from a member.
Likely to come across lots of different types of people.
A shot that is likely to come next season.
Terrorists with a nuke are really likely to come.
It is increasingly likely to come without the aid of.
Likely to come off.
That decision is likely to come down to budget.
The classes of structured products investors are most likely to come across are.
Tom is likely to come home early.
That decision is not likely to come soon.
The car is likely to come into limited production.
Deeper tumors are more likely to come back.
Who is not likely to come now to part us again.
Mechanical watches are increasingly likely to come into contact.
Brazil is likely to come out of recession.
Jane is more than likely to come.
Is more likely to come from them.
I know that dreams are not likely to come true.
Are likely to come back or have come back.
Compensation packages are likely to come under new scrutiny.
You are likely to come across livestock in many of the fields.
New opportunities are likely to come up at work.
You are likely to come up with a fairly wide range of prices.
The assembly is then likely to come apart easily.
No better opportunity to end decades of bilateral hostility is likely to come along.
They are hardly likely to come at this late hour.
What you constantly think about is likely to come true.
The majority are likely to come from developing countries.
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It did not even come from his instructions
I come to offer my resignation for my post as chancellor
I just happened to come here for sightseeing
