Sentence examples for most likely points from inspiring English sources

The most likely points of controversy, he said, could involve religious groups that provide social services to the public.

This most likely points to the topographic controls on glacial scouring.

Nor is this to say anything about the historicity of "Jesus" himself (another difficult question, though the "Judas" puzzle most likely points the way towards solving this one as well) or another, largely literary or fictional character very much now - in view of women's issues - in vogue, "Jesus"' alleged consort and the supposed mother of his only child, "Mary Magdalene".

The trends identified here in terms of biological process, while not proof of adaptation, highlight the most likely points of interaction between hosts and symbionts.

In the first session, the relevant standardized communication techniques were described and presented as an effective tool for resolving GPs' antipathy towards somatisers, patients' fears and the most likely points of confrontation with patients with medically unexplained symptoms.

Asked whether the evidence in the report would most likely point to government use, the official said, "It is my expectation".

Steam Rollers fans, if there are any left, would most likely point out that in a 48-game schedule, Providence boasted a much more robust.125 winning percentage.

Erin Gardiner, a spokeswoman for Baxter, said reports that her company was not responsible for making the suspect heparin in Germany would most likely point to a problem with the suppliers of crude heparin.

Increasingly sophisticated analysis of detailed images of the foam striking the shuttle has helped investigators to narrow the most likely point of impact and to calculate the size of the foam chunk.

Often hospital discharge is the moment when caring starts, but when caring responsibilities develop over time, GPs are the most likely point of contact as carers come to appointments with the person they care for.

A Norwegian ship equipped with two underwater drones mounted with ultra-high resolution cameras and a remote-controlled minisubmarine scoured an 80-square-mile rectangle centered over the area where naval investigators calculated was the beacon's most likely point of origin, said Martine Del Bono, a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Investigations and Analyses.