Sentence examples for likely single from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stanton, the managing principal at Staubach in New Jersey, said his company did not see a likely single tenant for the Aventis office on the scene at the moment.
So J is pushing Latona in a rock direction, which means "Better to Be Lonely" is definitely out -- and "Can't Take It Back," which mixes pop with rock, is the likely single again.
Of course, there is no likely single approach to prevent adolescent driver distraction.
Here, only Protonate 3D identifies the more likely single protonated state.
Some formations smaller than "rectangles" sometimes are observed in images of the rarified structures (Figure 5a), but they are likely single dimers (Figure 5b) and dimer pairs.
Some were likely single moms before the earthquake.
It's also that rare thing; a song that works better the longer it goes on, with the slight shift in tempo heralded by the coda "baby, baby, I don't care who's around" at the four-minute mark delicately ushering in a final instrumental section that likely single-handedly created the careers of D'Angelo and Maxwell.
It also (likely) single-handedly contributed to Apple's announcement earlier in September that the App Store has seen 106% year-over-year growth over the course of the last two months.
Unlike ChR2(C128S), GLR-1(A687T) is expressed in its "native environment" (however, in the same cells as ChR2(C128S), as the same promoter was used in both studies), with a likely single-channel conductance in the low pS range, i.e. significantly higher than ChR2 (∼40fS; [28]).
It is important to note that for these retained loci, we had two sources of assurance of their low-copy (likely single-copy) status: (a) they are single-copy in Arabidopsis, and (b) they had coverage consistent with single-copy status in the H. parviflora Bartl.
RNase VI cleaves double stranded RNA non-specifically, RNase A cleaves single stranded C's and U's, and in-line probing the RNA structure reveals the flexible regions of the RNA structure (and likely single-stranded regions) that are more prone to spontaneous self-cleavage.
