Example sentences of "[verb] [noun] likely to [be] " in BNC.
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| 1 | This field therefore represents keywords likely to be meaningful to pupils , based on their background work on the topic , and may be particularly important where a more flexible approach to project work is taken . |
| 2 | In order to make the model flexible , the investigation will include reports likely to be required in the future . |
| 3 | Improve your grammar sections in Part 2 of each issue offer more extensive grammar work , and cover structures likely to be new to students . |
| 4 | Not only is this kind of personality-screening process likely to be chancy and unreliable , but — if change and initiative is the goal — downright counterproductive . |
| 5 | We applied Fourier analysis of the putative transmembrane region to identify residues likely to be located at the centre of the human NK-1R near the top of the transmembrane domain . |
| 6 | Roy Lambe , aged 25 , of Belfast , was charged with having two rifles , a pistol and ammunition with intent to endanger life ; possessing information likely to be useful to terrorists and raising money for the illegal loyalist group the Red Hand Commandos . |
| 7 | Since the role of SSRP1 is not understood , a homolog from a lower species was desired to delineate evolutionarily conserved domains likely to be critical for function . |
| 8 | A fourth will be charged with having information likely to be of use to terrorists . |
| 9 | Mutagenesis of human CD2 in these regions has highlighted residues likely to be involved in binding to its ligands LFA-3 ( ref.18 ) and CD59 ( ref.9 ) . |
| 10 | This correlation is not of course self-explanatory but three plausible connections can be identified : the differential formation of ‘ class self-image ’ in the presence or absence of property-owning ; the rational calculation of self-interest on the part of the occupants of the different forms of housing , with regard to the tax and rent policies likely to be pursued by the parties ; and the flow of political information within the cultural milieu of the residential area . |