Sentence examples for far most likely from inspiring English sources
Proportionally, though, those by far most likely to be working on Christmas Day are the clergy.
Research suggests that a huge number of children are getting the disease after birth but before they are old enough to have intercourse, making injections the by far most likely explanation in their cases.
Although this peculiar property of the HD model has not been explained or proved so far, most likely it has something to do with the shape of non-equilibrium distribution functions used (the Maxwell-Boltzmann or Fermi functions, which differ from the equilibrium distributions by substitution of the lattice temperature by the electron temperature).
The by far most likely scenario for U.S.-China relationship over the next decades is continued negotiations to adjust and adapt to a new power balance.
The four trans-spliced group I introns known so far most likely arose independently.
The antiviral effects of carrageenans were of limited practical importance so far, most likely because carrageenans are high-molecular weight components making it unlikely that they pass the different barriers of the body or even the cell membrane.
The obvious draw is that, according to the polls, he is by far the most likely person to win an election – like Tony Blair, a "milestone for the European left" whom he quotes as lamenting Labour's old habit of losing.
In that regard, we must assume that big cities like New York or Chicago are by far its most likely targets.
Lyme disease: This was by far the most likely diagnosis.
This seems by far the most likely course.
By far the most likely people to contribute to Wikipedia are males with high Internet skills.
