Sentence examples for most likely raised from inspiring English sources

Officer Neri most likely raised his gun because he believed he saw something threatening, Dr. O'Keefe said.

The 17th-century rise of Britain's American colonies and the rapid 18th-century expansion of the Atlantic slave trade had made Bristol an important international sea port, and Teach was most likely raised in what was the second-largest city in England.

The agency said it would most likely raise the rating after the debt restructuring was concluded.

But Waste Management, which in 2007 returned $1.9 billion to shareholders through stock buybacks and dividends, will most likely raise its bid, analysts said.

Despite the near-certainty that a Congressional conference committee will work out differences between House and Senate versions of the minimum-wage legislation, most likely raising the federally mandated minimum to $6.15 in two annual 50-cent increments, Ms. Martins sees no need to hurry.

The HSF1 pathway most likely raises the level of intracellular stress necessary for IKK activation and IκBα degradation that are required to activate NF-κB [ 433].

Mr. Kirsch said he would most likely raise money for General Clark, as well as former Gov.

But a smaller corn harvest would most likely raise prices for that crop, which could also increase the prices Americans pay for meat.

The experts who have looked at the administration's jobs package estimate it will most likely raise growth by one to two percentage points.

The Chinese state has the most to lose in this merger as a combined BHP-Rio Tinto would most likely raise prices on raw materials that it depends on for continuing its strong growth.

Mr. Powell, who declined to comment, supported bundled programming, and a month after his October appearance he released the study, which said an à la carte plan would most likely raise consumer costs by 14 percent to 30 percent and reduce the diversity of channels.