Sentence examples for most likely deciding from inspiring English sources

However, for coaches Jake White (Brumbies) and Ewen McKenzie (Reds), the battle trumpet sounds, with results over the next two rounds, 18 and 19, most likely deciding the top two Aussie teams' final ladder placing come the play-offs.

Talk like that is not aimed at Montana Democrats, who by and large seem happy with Mr. Tester, or at Republicans, who seem largely to have rallied already around his Republican challenger, Representative Denny Rehberg, but at unaffiliated and often downright alienated voters like Dixie and Jess Kibbee who define Montana's quirky electorate and will most likely decide the 2012 election here.

The teams meet Oct. 28 in a game that will most likely decide the conference title.

But three districts — the second, third and sixth — will most likely decide Minnesota's caucus.

Law enforcement officials said Attorney General John Ashcroft would most likely decide this week which jurisdiction should proceed with the first case against the two.

"If a company were planning to reorganize and keep the pension plans, it would most likely decide to put the cash in," Mr. Ford said.

Lisa P. Jackson, President-elect Barack Obama's choice to be the agency's administrator, will most likely decide what course to take on the issue.

The Dean campaign will most likely decide in December whether to participate in the system, after seeing how much it has raised, Mr. Trippi said.

She is counting on a big victory to impress undecided superdelegates, the party leaders who will most likely decide the nomination.

Texas Tech and Kansas State are fifth and sixth nationally in converting third downs, so whichever defense can get off the field occasionally will most likely decide the winner.

Yemen's revolution has stalled, and protesters admit that behind-the-scenes political maneuvering or war will most likely decide the fate of their country.