Sentence examples for most likely push from inspiring English sources

The selection of Mr. Colbert will most likely push several rows of dominoes into action in late night.

And of course, the coming cuts to housing benefit will, most likely, push even more people to the bottom end of the market.

N.F.L. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue said today that the league would most likely push back the Super Bowl one week to accommodate a full schedule of playoff games.

While corn growers are reaping the benefits of high commodity prices, the impending industry shakedown will most likely push out small, farmer-owned refineries.

But the House is not expected to vote until next week at the earliest, which will most likely push final action into February, Democratic aides said.

It will most likely push for "Ellen" to be placed in the prime-time slots that "Oprah" occupies, if not on the same stations.

It most likely pushes back his return to June, while raising the possibility of season-ending surgery.

Strong easterly winds, which are expected to continue, most likely pushed the tar balls in from the Mississippi Sound, bypassing the barges, said Anne Rheams, the executive director of the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation.

Lynn E. Turner, a former chief accountant for the S.E.C., said that the regulator most likely pushed back hard against what he said was a generous reading of rules governing the use of pro forma accounting measures.

The Pentagon announced today that it would delay by two months the next, decisive test of national missile defense technology, most likely pushing back to October President Clinton's decision on whether to deploy the system.

At least one pension fund subsequently refused to deal with Blackstone, most likely pushing the private equity firm to issue a remarkable statement that the firm opposed "scapegoating" of public employees and that it believed "a pension is a promise" that should be honored.