Sentence examples for most likely reference from inspiring English sources
But the most likely reference, Fann believes, is the 1968 riot at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where police brutally cracked down on demonstrators.
Sigma assigns metagenomic reads to their most likely reference genomes for variant calling.
4. Perhaps the most likely references to games in songs may be to do with cards.
The doll wears Ramsey's jean and white T-shirt outfit and holds a hamburger, most likely referencing the man's love for McDonald's.
Though located next to the village's graveyard and often interpreted as a cemetery church, the Church of St Peter may have been in some way related to the Bulgarian royal court, as a now-lost portrait with a caption most likely referencing Bulgarian tsar Ivan Alexander was once visible on one of its exterior walls.
The Frankfurt Parliament had declared the black-red-gold as the official colours of the German Confederation, with the red in the tricolour most likely referencing the Hanseatic League, and the gold and black symbolizing Austria as its empire, considered to be "German", had an influence over (what would become) southern Germany.
Though it was unclear which poll Mr. Romney was referencing, he was most likely referring to a Public Policy Poll from late June, which had Mr. Obama trailing Mr. Romney, as well as several other Republican candidates.
References and records to Anochetus madagascarensis [e.g. Forel 25:159] most likely refer to this species.
The only text on the cover is a very tongue-in-cheek "Earth to Gwyneth" statement, most likely in reference to some of Paltrow's questionable recommendations for things like vagina eggs, moon dust and detoxing your showerhead.
(Most likely a reference to Eliza, the early computer-simulated therapist. This response is given to many questions with the word "you" in them).
That last sentence was most likely a reference to Fisher, who began pushing for an outside audit of Hunter's management after the 2011 lockout.
