Sentence examples for may likely not from inspiring English sources
We may likely not see dominant performances like this week from German teams again anytime soon, but the Bundesliga's presence in Europe, and the world, is clearly on the rise.
The many anonymous people whom we and others try to assist may likely not share the same lucky fate as Mr. Hussain.
Since for some transients, feedback effects may likely not in this way be precisely approximated in their interrelations, this standard method was recently complemented for (hex, z) geometry by a more rigorous cross-section representation scheme.
Outside these zones (red bands), slope failure may likely not occur.
Although the majority (64%) showed an intention to continue shadowing after this study (Sf4), the remaining population may likely not continue.
The estimated total HQ values were less than one (Table 5), therefore, exposure to these elements through mouth ingestion and dermal adsorption through the skin may likely not exert negative or cumulative adverse risk on the inhabitants of this village.
First, a divorced person is generally dealing with some kind of animosity (whether they initiated the divorce or not) and may likely prefer not ever having to see or hear from their ex-spouse again (which explains a widowed being told how "lucky" they are to actually be widowed).
The integration of garden-based activities may likely be not only an important ingredient for science learning, but may also shape students' engagement and enthusiasm for science in the regular classroom.
This may not seem likely, not least because so much of the government's income and the nation's wealth are now dependent on the bookmaking industry.
Come what may, that's likely not a coincidence, nor likely is the trailer structure which resembles some of the early Batman Begins marketing.
Any markers the team may find would likely not be used to screen potential abusers, Rahm says, but rather to identify people most likely to respond well to treatment, or to confirm a psychiatric assessment.
