Sentence examples for likely finding from inspiring English sources

Michael H. Posner, the State Department official who is in the midst of two-day discussions with his Chinese counterparts in Beijing, is most likely finding the meetings more challenging than usual.

(That's not to say that the show's tech-savvy, Gen Y audience wasn't likely finding other methods of viewing that can't be measured by Nielsen's change-resistent ratings model, of course).

Most likely, finding a job is a condition of your parole.

"Rough Crossings" begins by imagining British Freedom "scratching a living from the stingy soil" of Nova Scotia and ends with his exile outside the Province of Freedom: **{:.break one} ** We can picture him surviving... on a few acres, or more likely finding a way to do business with the local chiefs.

But Mr. Burns said there was hope that after a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna next week, most likely finding that Iran refuses to comply with requests to suspend critical uranium enrichment activities, the matter would again be brought before the Security Council in May.

"Rough Crossings" begins by imagining British Freedom "scratching a living from the stingy soil" of Nova Scotia and ends with his exile outside the Province of Freedom: We can picture him surviving... on a few acres, or more likely finding a way to do business with the local chiefs.

Either of these, likely, findings will be a scientifically significant and a triumph over the testing conditions.

But being lucky in diamonds is much less likely than finding clubs 5-2 or 4-3.

As the world has shrunk, thanks to cheap flights and industrious cookbook writers, the chances of serendipity are as likely as finding a homemade muffin at Starbucks.

In China, state broadcaster CCTV described the win as being less likely than finding the Loch Ness monster or discovering that Elvis was alive.

Caucuses are notoriously hard to poll because of the problem of finding "likely voters".