Sentence examples for especially likely that from inspiring English sources

It doesn't seem especially likely that Christie is breaking through because he is a politician and therefore people take to heart his every word.

We now have the lowest real price in decades, and it does not seem especially likely that prices will increase in the foreseeable future.

Furthermore, the nature of this particular treatment makes it especially likely that the findings of Liu and colleagues (2004), further documented in 16 new patients (Liu et al., 2009), relate to a cognitive or even practice effect.

Might they be especially likely, at that point, to see themselves as burdens and, if assisted suicide were legal, to request that their deaths come right away?

Page A9 National NEW COMPUTER PROGRAM PREDICTS LIKELY CRIME AREAS The arrests of two women in a downtown parking garage in Santa Cruz, Calif., were routine, but the presence of the police officers in the garage was anything but ordinary: They were directed to the parking structure by a computer program that predicted that car burglaries were especially likely there that day.

But the presence of the police officers in the garage that Friday afternoon in July was anything but ordinary: They were directed to the parking structure by a computer program that had predicted that car burglaries were especially likely there that day.

Trump's approach to Iran is especially likely to resemble that of his former adversaries if former US Ambassador to the UN and hardline neoconservative John Bolton is appointed as Secretary of State.

ASY is especially likely considering that, uniquely, all haplotypes of the four major haplogroups differed by at most one substitution from haplotypes in ASY.

This seems especially likely given that old age is strongly associated with a diminished foraging capacity in human hunter-gatherers [ 62].

Our findings suggest that patients recognize the objective clinical benefits and side effects of their treatments and that they are especially likely to recognize those that are most immediate (e.g., changes in PPG rather than changes in A1C; changes in appetite rather than changes in weight).

Intelligence agencies, always eager to expand their information base, are especially likely to scrutinize behaviors that deviate from the norm--even behaviors that healthy societies need, such as political activism.