Sentence examples for a likely argument from inspiring English sources

Complex issues of "who said what to whom and when" are likely to come up in any phone-hacking trials, as well as a likely argument from the defense that legal red lines were crossed in pursuit of issues that were in the public interest.

The spatiotemporal redundancy of rx2 expression in comparison to other highly related paralogous genes (rx3 in RPCs, rx1 in RSCs) presents a likely argument for the lack of a strong phenotype in mutant fish.

A second likely argument was that he had been allowed to enter Britain freely and return to Chile several times, lulling him into a false sense of security.

The likely argument against citing socially active NBA stars as a counter to Dilfer's point is that basketball is more of an individual sport than a team game.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is doing his best to anticipate the likely arguments by calling for a renewed drive on standards of patient care and a warning that managers who fail to deliver them will lost their jobs.

Fairsearch has not articulated a clear and economically supported argument as to how the acquisition would harm competition, but two likely arguments spring to mind.

Naturally, we see and hear nothing about this, so those likely arguments go unexamined.

Right or wrong, this is inviting dissension and potential and likely arguments considering the particular recent cases in New York, Florida, and Missouri.

A likely challenge to this argument is that we already know a great deal about the physical processes involved in death, making it unlikely that death has a hidden essence the failure to discover which impedes adequate definition.

Furthermore, Clarke is cited by name in Treatise 1.3.3 and is a likely object of the arguments against ethical rationalism in Treatise 3.1.

The lawyer's argument foreshadows a likely and far-reaching legal fight over President Trump's tax returns that could wind up in the Supreme Court.