Sentence examples for most likely delay from inspiring English sources

Some Democrats said that if they lost Mr. Lieberman or Mr. Nelson, winning over Ms. Snowe would most likely delay the bill well into next year.

But other quirks in Connecticut's changing child welfare laws over the years will most likely delay any trial in the Skakel case for some time, legal experts said.

Her lawyer, Andrew Siben, said that the Poxons' case should be covered by insurance, but that the bankruptcy would most likely delay its conclusion.

Tungstate and cold-shock treatments most likely delay the signalling step, while heat-shock treatment accelerates it [ 28, 30].

A second recount will be held in the race for governor, most likely delaying the final result until Christmas.

The pressures on Mr. Clegg appeared to be mounting Saturday, most likely delaying any end to the political confusion.

So why did Mr. Cameron, who believes judges should generally stay out of the political fracases of the day, take on Mr. Mbeki, most likely delaying his promotion to the Constitutional Court for years, if not scuttling it entirely?

On Monday, the listing committee of the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing considered the Rusal listing but declined to make a decision, news agencies reported, most likely delaying the offering well into next year.

NO INTERNATIONAL DRAFT Major League Baseball abandoned its attempt to start an international draft of amateur players next year, most likely delaying the matter to collective bargaining for the labor contract that will start in 2017.

Spain reported Monday that its economy contracted in the first quarter, pulling the country into recession as deep government spending cuts to reduce a huge budget deficit and troubles in its banking sector most likely delayed any return to growth.

WASHINGTON -- The bipartisan commission named by President Obama in May to study the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and the future of American offshore drilling will hold its first formal meeting in mid-July at the earliest, most likely delaying the delivery of its final report into next year, a co-chairman of the panel said Friday in an interview.