Sentence examples for likely referred from inspiring English sources

The websites they are most likely referred to are those of agents where there is very little discrimination between the offer of one establishment and another.

Based on the judges' apparent mood today, there's a significant chance that Black's three fraud convictions will be either overturned or, more likely, referred back to lower courts for consideration under a tighter definition of the "honest services" law.

At the time, the messages were widely interpreted as referring to the Sept. 11 attacks, though the commission investigating the attacks has since concluded they more likely referred to a Taliban offensive against the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan.

Who was M.H.? Judging by its size and style, Whitmore said, the ring was probably worn by a man, meaning the initials M.H. most likely referred to that man's dead wife.

"Death to Sharon!" some of them read, and "Down With U.S.A!" along with the more striking "Death to al-Khalifa!" The latter most likely referred to Bahrain's emir, Sheik Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa, who moved to calm the public mood today by ordering the interior minister to begin an immediate investigation of the episode at the embassy.

Each simulation is equally likely, referred to as a realization of the system.

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

Bradman was most likely referring to himself.

"Cocker" likely refers to its use in flushing woodcocks.

He is likely referring to the trade deficit in goods, which was $762 billion last year.

(Note: Stanford was likely referring to his Guiana Island project. End Note).