Sentence examples for likely assuming from inspiring English sources

Al-Qaida expressly distanced itself, likely assuming it would undermine the jihadi cause.

Whether this latest injury will force him to try more drastic changes is uncertain, but not likely, assuming the surgery is successful and the rehabilitation complete by the time Woods begins playing again.

However, in both periods, as will be clearer in the network analysis, patents were the result of important cooperation activities between open science and private organisations, likely assuming different shapes due to different strategies of universities and companies.

Finally, McCain relented and she did one softball interview on Fox News (what a surprise!), and then selected Katie Couric for her first "real" interview, likely assuming Katie was going to give a lightweight interview.

Alternatively, it could also mean that the cofactor is likely assuming an orientation similar to the productive form of pterin binding in the absence of phenylalanine.

It is, therefore, likely (assuming opsin expression is proportional to cone cell number) that the above MSP studies detected more of the highly expressed pigments than their less expressed counterparts.

The detailed preservation also shows that the male abdomen was segmented, and flexible: The two fossilized specimens would have likely assumed a side-by-side position when mating on a flat surface like a leaf, as current froghoppers do.

After that an interim Iraqi authority would likely assume power, the spokesman said.

The Italian government would most likely assume the rest of the debt.

England were placid and most likely assumed that superior ability would tell sooner or later.

Patients most likely assumed there was strong evidence that the procedure itself works.