Sentence examples for likely one that from inspiring English sources

I'm in San Francisco, at the Cisco press conference where the connectivity giant is rumored to be showing off a new video calling tool — likely one that sits on top of your TV.

Rizan is working with a number of her female colleagues to put pressure on the government to find a solution most likely one that involves allowing witnesses to come forward and testify on behalf of the widows, or the use of DNA evidence to prove family links.

What's also interesting is that Toshiba's bigmouth is stating it will include an HDTV tuner and an MP3 player docking station, likely one that works with the docking port on the bottom of the Zune.

While the idea is likely one that scares the pants off of the likes of Telenav and Garmin, free turn-by-turn navigation on iOS is pretty much an inevitability.

Ms. Wexler added that if the plan is not approved, the school would come up with another design, likely one that would abut the sidewalk.

Suddenly, just after 2 p.m., the crowd was startled as militants near the hospital fired a missile — most likely one that landed near Jerusalem.

Most candidates will throw out a few names of startups, likely ones that are already funded and seem like surefire winners.

… Research has indicated that a propensity toward optimism is strongly influenced by genes, most likely ones that govern neurotransmitters in the brain.

During the coming days, she or her representatives will have to broker a compromise that prevents the banks in Cyprus from collapsing, reduces the levies on deposits (particularly for small savers), and elicits contributions toward the cost of the bailout in other ways — quite likely ones that punish offshore depositors, the Russians included, even more.

In lieu of that you'll get five bonus songs that are more than likely ones that are downloadable now.

The companies that can benefit from fewer engineers are likely ones that haven't changed their technology platforms radically in the last ten years.