Sentence examples for better most likely from inspiring English sources

If things don't get better, most likely things will boil".

Fripp's long guitar solo was a human voice I grew to know better, most likely, than its maker.

"Unless he just wakes up and feels 100percentt better, most likely we're going to have to postpone," said Tyson's manager, Shelly Finkel.

Good- the audience can see you better and most likely hear better.

"These numbers are going to be better -- most likely, a little better this year, and a lot better next year," he told the American Association for the Advancement of Science recently.

Newer sets have better coverage, most likely due to a better state of genome assembly and annotation at the time of design.

Still, her impulses on deficits and jobs are better than the austerity claque, which she has avoided; and despite recent Wall Street experience, she'd be better than most likely nominees on financial regulation.

All in all, the Nets will be better and most likely more exciting, but still not a true contender.

We feel we know better and most likely do, but we cannot beg, cry, force, manipulate or make the alcoholic/addict see things our way if they don't want to.

Our results indicate that higher AMI volume is associated with better outcomes, most likely because high volume for a specific disease increases expertise.

It helps you understand the topic better and most likely someone else has the same question as you, but is too timid to ask.