Sentence examples for most likely issue from inspiring English sources

Deb Futter, editor in chief for hardcovers at Grand Central, said the company would most likely issue new editions of Mr. Turow's other novels.

It will most likely issue a final report by early September, and can place recommended changes on the ballot in November.

And a panel of former prosecutors will most likely issue findings on the integrity of the city's crime statistics -- a rare instance in which Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly has opened internal books to outside review.

The Board of Regents, which sets the state's education policies, met on Monday to begin discussing what to do with this data, and will most likely issue a decision in March.

The decision, by the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in St . Louis was not surprising because the same three-judge panel earlier issued two delays of the injunction, and had said during oral arguments in June that it would most likely issue a ruling that would not entirely please either party.

On the other hand, the evaluator should be careful not to disregard non-significant differences in small samples in the tasks having reliability less than 0.6, as the most likely effect of reliability issues are attenuation of real differences [ 28].

Yet the National Grid's issue of a NISM is about something else entirely – meeting peak demand, as it explained: "We are most likely to issue a NISM for … the half an hour period when families start to get home and cook dinner, but offices and factories are still open".

When no injury showed up on the X-ray, the doctor said that arthritis was most likely the issue.

It is the most likely technical issue to occur and the most difficult to detect.

Access to healthcare post-delivery will also impact LOD case ascertainment; most likely an issue in Bangladesh where the study hospital was the only hospital within a rural community.

Their weaponry should be reasonable and most likely standard issue, not a dual pistol wielding Rambo.