Sentence examples for likely overly from inspiring English sources

If you answer "yes" to any of these questions, your business is likely overly complex.

Some organizations were likely overly optimistic in the early days of digital transformation, dazzled by technology but less equipped to adapt to it.

This of course perhaps speaks in part from a lack of appreciation of fossils by others, and links to my earlier point about attachment (let's face it, I'm likely overly attached to them given my job and interests), but it is indicative that perhaps better education of the public as to the issues at hand may be relevant.

Traditional goals of maintaining near normal cardiorespiratory parameters are most likely overly simplistic and are insensitive and nonspecific for tissue hypoxic effects.

These four circuit moves — the sun squat, touchdown, split jacks and the jackknife — work the entire body while helping you stretch out hips that are most likely overly tight and shortened from lots of sitting.

The second correction (ST) adjusted for the total SNPs (10,012) and the six tests outlined above (pST α = 0.05/10012×6 = 8.3×10−7); however this correction is likely overly conservative since prevalent linkage disequilibrium between adjacent SNPs means loci are not independent.

Although likely overly-simplified, the purpose of using this model is to emphasize that a sigmoidal dose response does not necessarily indicate cooperativity among binding sites.

Obviously, Upson's comments are likely an overly optimistic view of what could go down when Chrome OS is released.

"The author … introduces the mathematical methods essential to understanding and applying general relativity…but leaves to more advanced references derivations that a beginning student would likely find overly long and tedious….

Bank executives faced with the prospect of a criminal investigation and possible conviction would likely be overly cautious.

This shy one is a fine choice, but will likely be overly shy and not good for competition or a family that often has guests or has children.