Sentence examples for most likely condemned from inspiring English sources
He was most likely condemned for insubordination, and handed over as a danger to public order.
The lot on which St. Nicholas stood will most likely be condemned by the state; that is, taken under eminent domain.
The result, the report said, is that black Texans are "least likely to serve on capital juries, but the most likely to be condemned to die".
According to the C.D.C., what critics condemn as over-diagnosis is most likely the opposite.
Most likely to: Sound sweet like chocolate.
I don't "have to" wear a hat with my religious collar affixed, and most likely there are no religions where a head covering is absolutely necessary lest drivers be condemned to hellfire.
And next week, the French Assembly will most likely approve a resolution that my party, the Union for a Popular Movement, has introduced condemning such garments as against our republican principles, a step toward a similar ban.
Mid-seventies, most likely.
