Sentence examples for most likely race from inspiring English sources

Congaree, a son of Arazi who has only three career starts, will most likely race next on April 14 at the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct.

He is now likely to run in the Hennessy Gold Cup back at Leopardstown in February, with the Gold Cup still the most likely race for him at Cheltenham.

Though, let's be honest (just to shake that soupçon out of our collective shoes like the irksome piece of gravel it is), it's most likely a race between Millwall and Peterborough for second place (even if Leeds and MK Dons would have something to say about that).

A victory in either Alabama or Mississippi — or both, as he has predicted — would inject fresh energy into his candidacy and most likely keep the race going until summertime.

Recall bias, such as the underreporting of social habit variables (i.e. cigarette smoking, alcohol use, and illicit drug use) and inaccurate reporting and underreporting of prenatal care, weight, past medical history and obstetrics complication variables, likely results in bias towards the null since bias is most likely nondifferential across race.

(Blacks showed racial biases, too, but unlike whites, they split about evenly between pro-black and pro-white. And, blacks were the most likely of all races to exhibit no bias at all).

As a handicapper, I believe he is the most likely winner of the race.

The white British population are the most likely to believe that race relations have got worse (48%).

If he does run in the Belmont, he will only work one time ahead of the race, most likely Sunday or Monday.

This event is top of the bill, for that reason it is also the race most likely to disgrace the sport.

But Mr. Bush is far better financed and organized and can most likely stay in the race longer than they can otherwise.