Sentence examples for exceedingly likely that from inspiring English sources
A senior executive at JPMorgan said on Tuesday that it was exceedingly likely that the bank would claw back compensation from Ms. Drew.
"But it is exceedingly likely that it will not".
It was certainly plausible, if not exceedingly likely, that something bad could happen.
Regardless, it's exceedingly likely that from Moscow's point of view, Dragon Spear is pointed directly at them.
But the point is this: Morris speculates that it's exceedingly likely that Romney will carry "Iowa, New Mexico, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey" as well as "Indiana, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Nevada, North Carolina, and Colorado," and -- because why not, at this point?
This is again a consequence of the scale and breadth of MPS in that the large number of variants that can be detected in each participant makes it exceedingly likely that their relatives share many of these variants and that their genetic risks of rare diseases may be measurably altered.
Donald Trump, as it turns out, applies almost perfectly to Jung's assessment, which included his idea that the United States as a country could be exceedingly likely to have a dictator-like situation, or cult of personality.
We have used a robust and reproducible semiquantitative method of methylation analysis, whereas the other studies have either used methylation-specific assays [ 5, 6] or fully quantitative methodologies, which have been performed in an exceedingly small cohorts that are likely to give rise to significant bias [ 7, 8].
Although it is likely that these techniques were not invented by Mesolithic hunter-gatherers, but rather stemmed from earlier traditions, evidence supporting this hypothesis remains exceedingly scant.
It is less likely that these cells eventually constitute vasa vasorum within the stent NI because although neovascularization of atherosclerotic lesions is common, vasa vasorum are exceedingly rare in ISR lesions[35].
