Sentence examples for most likely competition from inspiring English sources

SBC and Bell South are "buying up the most likely competition against their own telephone monopoly," said Gene Kimmelman, the policy director for Consumers Union, who added that the group intends to lobby the Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Justice to reject the deal as currently constructed.

If athletes like Oscar just keep winning, then it either means the event is too easy or most likely the competition is rubbish.

Punter Chase Henry was somewhat disappointing as a rookie last season and will most likely face competition in training camp (Ryan Tydlacka is on the roster, but don't be surprised if a veteran is brought in).

The Russian capital's chief architect continued: "If Sir Foster, for one reason or another, refuses to participate further in the work, then, most likely, a competition will be held to choose another team, possibly of Western architects".

The major cause of low 1,5-AG levels in diabetic HNF-1α mutation carriers is, as in other diabetic patients, most likely its competition in the renal tubule with a large amount of glucose for the AG/fructose/mannose transporter (3).

Since the male female reproductive mode is ancestral (Kiontke et al., 2004; Cutter et al., 2008), the function of COMP-1 in sperm competition most likely originated in male male competition and has been retained in androdioecious species, such as C. elegans, where it remains necessary for both male male and male-hermaphrodite sperm competition.

But its version is not the one most likely to foster competition and innovation.

Even if Americans embrace electric cars, by the time the Model S arrives, it will most likely have tough competition.

This is partly because it took Mr Blair too long to grasp the reforms most likely to work especially competition among providers.

With analysts estimating that it could pull in $1 billion a year in revenues, the casino would most likely pose significant competition to the Atlantic City gambling resort and the Foxwoods casino in Connecticut.

Unusually, the consortium has negotiated an exclusive financing arrangement from J. P. Morgan Chase and Citigroup, they said.. That consortium will most likely face tough competition from the Triarc Companies, the owner of Arby's, which has lined up its own financing deal with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Deutsche Bank, the executives said.