Sentence examples for most likely revolve from inspiring English sources
The centerpiece of the Russian talks would most likely revolve around how to construct a deal on national missile defense that the administration has been seeking for more than a year, the officials said.
If the cases against the police officials go to trial, they will most likely revolve around whether the officers' actions showed illegal favoritism or the kind of judgments that take part regularly in the criminal justice system.
WASHINGTON — With Senate Democrats still struggling to line up support, the success or failure of President Obama's four-month campaign to overhaul gun laws will most likely revolve around a single provision: a proposal to expand federal background checks for gun purchases.
As things stand, the most likely action revolves around shrinking the amount of notice period executives must be allowed.
I may come back out and talk to you as you dress but the conversation will most likely be short and revolve around scheduling another time to get together.
Turn the lights on, redress yourself and leave.

I may come back out and talk to you as you dress but the conversation will most likely be short and revolve around scheduling another time to get together.
The most existing use cases, Orchestrate tells me, will likely revolve around the Internet of Things.
Ford had most likely won the first debate, which centered on domestic policy, but at the second one, which revolved around foreign policy, he committed one of the biggest gaffes in the short history of televised debates.
Mid-seventies, most likely.
