Sentence examples for most likely left from inspiring English sources
The shocking ending of this season's "Downton Abbey" — shocking at least for those who managed to avoid the news when the finale was shown in Britain in December — most likely left thousands of the show's fans mourning the loss of a beloved character and angry with the show's creators for erasing him from their lives.
And this season, Blackmon, primarily a center fielder to this point, is expected to see far more time at a corner outfield position, most likely left field.
It is possible that although elderly people with chronic conditions require long-term medications, their conditions were most likely left untreated (Hung et al. 2013) due to the issues of cost and accessibility.
They are placed in situations and environments that are not meant to be understood, as they are most likely left to an imaginary dream-like state taken from the far away fragments of childhood memories, or a primitive, subconscious psyche: the inborn parts of ourselves we don't necessarily want to be familiar with because perhaps they truly are ridiculous.
If he is alive, he has most likely left his pack.
Empty lots by and large featured giant McCain signs, most likely left over from a recent rally there.
The maximum likelihood estimation of the optimal tree (the optimal assignment of graph vertices to terminal leaves) is challenging since it involves learning most likely left-right divisions for each parameter estimation task.
Although the left and right sides of the tooth are almost identical, they believed the tooth is most likely a left p4, as this would make the lingual (inner) side the more convex one, as is usual in the p4 of cimolodontan multituberculates with a large p4.
Brandon Guyer, signed to a minor-league contract, seems a good fit in a corner outfield platoon, most likely in left field.
She didn't seem interested in using her unharmed left hand, most likely because the left hand is considered unclean in Afghanistan.
Ledee will most likely be in left field.
