Sentence examples for likely refers from inspiring English sources

So that likely refers to stuff like Apple being rumoured to get into the streaming space, and the knock on effect a Cupertino iRadio could have on other services, should it indeed come to pass as rumoured.

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

(The skinny part, linguists have argued, most likely refers to skin, not thinness).

The name teff is thought to originate from the Amharic word teffa, which means "lost" and likely refers to the minute seeds.

The word "people" in this passage more likely refers not to the common people but to those nobles and intellectuals who incite the ruler's ambition and aggressiveness.

Ava," most likely refers to their time together at Sinatra's home in Palm Desert, California, in the early 1950s, Mr. Johnson said.

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

Bradman was most likely referring to himself.

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).

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