Sentence examples for likely refer from inspiring English sources

References and records to Anochetus madagascarensis [e.g. Forel 25:159] most likely refer to this species.

Although he, being De Niro, would most likely refer to it as simply "my face".

He can rule on the stay or, as is more likely, refer the Republicans' appeal to the entire court.

Grant's latest remarks likely refer to the huge differences between the new film's proposed storyline and Fielding's third novel about Bridget Jones, last year's Mad About the Boy.

Mr. Chalat said prosecutors in other states would most likely refer to the Colorado Supreme Court decision in proceeding with criminal charges in ski accident cases.

At its meeting in Vienna today, the International Atomic Energy Agency will most likely refer the North Korean crisis to the United Nations Security Council.

The number three may very likely refer to the number of days a contractor must wait between signing a contract and beginning work.

Those quite likely refer to unorganized, opportunistic scammers, or maybe smaller gangs that operate in a loosely organised fashion.

Other peaks could be observed in the spectrum at 1022 and 779 cm−1: they likely refer to the blue pigment as made of smalt.

Yet for Wieseman, who has sifted through the competing interpretations, the circles most likely refer to a story about the Florentine painter Giotto, who could supposedly draw a perfect circle freehand, using just a single, continuous line.

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