Sentence examples for most likely mention from inspiring English sources

Economists will most likely mention relative consumption values or commercial productivity.

Ask any middle-aged socially conscious intellectual to list the books that influenced his or her youthful thinking, and he or she will most likely mention The Autobiography of Malcolm X.

Few participants (lower than chance) selected Correctly identified as the ad they would most likely mention to someone else or that would be most likely to motivate them to change their lifestyle.

If the posting originates from another country, the seller will most likely mention shipping methods for the car and will offer to take care of any associated shipping charges.

When asked which individuals, if any, they would like to see join the race, our Power Outsiders were most likely to mention New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (31percentt of respondents), followed by Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan (17percentt).

But when Savage talks about his chief influences he is most likely to mention the old-timers he listened to as a kid in New York: Symphony Sid, the beloved jazz d.j.; Mel Allen, the old Yankees play-by-play man; Jean Shepherd, the pioneering monologuist.

When asked about ways of preventing cheating and plagiarism, however, teachers were most likely to mention educational approaches, followed by assessment design, technology, and sanctions.

Urban and well educated males, and men between the ages of 25-34 were the most likely to mention them, and young poorly educated and rural women were the least likely to do so.

ONS respondents (33%/192) and QoL follow-up survey respondents (26%/75) were most likely to mention this, while Ethnibus respondents (17%/67) were least likely to (chi-square: 30.96, 2df, P < 0.0001).

The same three sources were also most likely to mention the possibility of sperm banking: oncology consultant (T1=71.8% T2=66.2%) and/or nurse (T1=53.8%, T2=50.6%) and/or their GP (T1=50% T2=42.9%).

At baseline, approximately one week after receiving or being denied an abortion, women in the Parenting Turnaway group were most likely to mention one-year plans related to children significantly more than Near-Limits, First Trimesters (both p < 0.001), and Non-Parenting Turnaways (p = 0.001).