Sentence examples for most likely preparing from inspiring English sources

Those are members of the March 8 Alliance, which includes Hezbollah and its main partner, General Michel Aoun's movement, and they are most likely preparing a counter-coup.

And while we've been distracted by our Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts, it's been slowly making major inroads, most likely preparing for a full-scale invasion.

He will most likely prepare Rachel Alexandra for the Apple Blossom with a $200,000 stakes race on March 13 at the Fair Grounds, where Rachel Alexandra is based.

What he did not know was that the Yankees were most likely prepared to offer whatever it would have taken to make sure the Red Sox did not get him.

So the Lakers will most likely prepare to do what they did after Magic Johnson retired and O'Neal was traded: they will endure mediocrity and wait for the next star who will take their call.

Vonn will most likely prepare for the women's Alpine races, which begin with the downhill Wednesday, by watching a marathon session of "Law & Order" DVDs, a tribute to her favorite television show.

In the wild, such pumped up hormone levels most likely prepare bystanders for fighting should one of the combatants come their way, Oliveira says.

And they have caught the attention of A&R Worldwide who have signed the band and most likely prepare them for the bigger stage.

With good old Valentine's Day right around the corner, some couples are  most likely already preparing to celebrate this so-called holiday in style.

We observed modest differences in evacuation kit activity within age groups, with those aged 18 to 24 years least likely to prepare and those 65 and older most likely to prepare.

Although no association was observed with gender, the regression models did detect small to moderate differences among age groups, with those aged 18 to 24 years least likely to prepare and those 65 and older most likely to prepare.