Sentence examples for most likely accepting from inspiring English sources

Schools will have a uniform timetable, most likely accepting applications from January through early March, then notifying families in mid-March.

After 90 days for comment and revision, the secretary of commerce will most likely accept the proposal.

A person close to the company said that creditors meeting yesterday afternoon indicated they would most likely accept Bridge's plan.

Most people in a rural area with a high percentage of gun ownership would most likely accept that the fatal shot was in self-defense, he said.

Mr. Bloomberg, who said he would most likely accept an offer of a independent production company deal with Disney's television studio, Touchstone, praised Ms. Lyne and said he thought she and Mr. Braun would do a good job.

But if there is a relatively peaceful transfer of power —as the United States and Saudi Arabia are seeking — Mr. Iryani said hard-core supporters would most likely accept the reality that Mr. Saleh's rule was finished.

Moscow would probably prefer Syria's vice president, Farouk al-Sharaa, as an interim leader, but informed Russian sources say that the Kremlin would most likely accept a rebel leader who is not an Islamic extremist — a goal that dovetails with American aims.

My understanding is that Larry will most likely accept Ken's offer at the end of the year.

Yet another thing working against Canada is the fact the US is considered a very close partner, so if they started amassing on the border and explained it away as a military exercise Canada would, most likely, accept it as true.

There's no point in sitting and staring at them for long; they won't suddenly be defined with the same kind of aesthetic clarity they are for the rest of the populace, so the person most likely accepts what he sees and moves on.

Parents can be assured that by using this technique the infants will most likely accept and receive the necessary treatment.