Sentence examples for likely a case of from inspiring English sources

Many Poles believe that the cancellations were more likely a case of diplomatic flu.

"I still think this was most likely a case of road rage".

Resemblance of the secretary bird to the South American seriema (family Cariamidae) is likely a case of convergence.

A police source said that, where the names of readers had been taken, it was most likely a case of officers being "over-diligent".

Luck stayed on West Brom's side in stoppage time, too, when Myhill produced notable stops to deny first Van Persie and then Di María, though that was more likely a case of great goalkeeping.

The initial emphasis was on books as useful tools: although the 40-year search undertaken by Persian scientist al-Bīrūnī in locating the Book of Mysteries by Mani, founder of the Manachean religion, is sometimes cited as an example of bibliophilic zeal, it was more likely a case of Bīrūnī's extreme scholarly perseverance.

Sloppy or lazy or ignorant, perhaps; or more likely just a case of failing to ask the right person for the right piece of information.

Canadian media reports quote officials from MAPAQ saying this infection, too, likely is a case of the virus moving from humans to pigs, but there is no evidence of any humans with the disease interacting with the herd.

Most criminal cases don't receive the level of media coverage and fanaticism that the Duke lacrosse one did, so it's more likely that a case of prosecutorial misconduct may go unnoticed.

This recipient who showed seroconversion most likely had a case of transfusion-transmitted syphilis.

This tumor thus likely represents a case of protein overexpression without gene amplification.