Sentence examples for most likely ahead from inspiring English sources

Dissatisfied with the pace of the committee, Bush added new members, and, when the committee produced a report claiming that an atomic bomb might not be possible, he quickly convened another committee, armed it with different information, and received the report he wanted one which stated that a bomb was possible and that Germany was most likely ahead of the United States in its development.

That is terrible news for the Lithuanians as the Estonians will most likely go ahead with their own nuclear plans, with the Latvians trying to join too.

Fourth-year end Vaughn Martin continues to improve in all facets; he'll most likely start ahead of Reyes early in the season.

It said: "The most likely path ahead is that confidence and risk appetite return gradually as market participants recognise that some assets look cheap on a fundamental basis.

Latest reports indicate that the Social Democratic party will support such a move, which would mean it would most likely go ahead.

However, a partnership of 65 between Shane Watson and Brad Haddin helped shore up Australia's second innings to give them a lead of 263 at stumps, and a draw remains the most likely outcome ahead of the final day's play in Bangalore.

But Mr. Iger told analysts that there would most likely be losses ahead.

Human advanced technology is so recently acquired that any spacefaring civilisation would, most likely, be far ahead of us.

For example, if you have nine starters and zero closers, you'll most likely find yourself ahead in wins and strikeouts and behind in saves.

With local government and European parliament elections coming up in May, and a long and most likely fraught campaign ahead of us in the run up to the 2015 general election, voter apathy and disengagement dominates much of the political conversation.

Spain is the most likely winner, slightly ahead of Germany, according to the researchers' calculations.