Sentence examples for most likely sense from inspiring English sources

And listening to a cellphone may be more distracting than chatting with a passenger, who would most likely sense challenging driving situations and stop talking.

Teachers will most likely sense slack.

If you are fake, other people will most likely sense that and may not be interested in meeting you or worse, reject you.

We used ambient pressure as control treatment instead of a normal intracranial pressure of 10 mmHg, since the pressure difference and not the absolute pressure is most likely sensed by the cell with the our cultured cells adapted to ambient pressure.

Taking the sales tax deduction will most likely make sense for people who live in states without income tax.

Furthermore, analyses targeted to functional groupings most likely to sense dietary differences between the two infant stages and the mother also failed to detect significant variation among samples.

These peaks most likely reflect sense and antisense paused transcription as evidenced by our short strand specific (ssRNA) sequencing analysis, as previously described (Core et al., 2008; Preker et al., 2008; Seila et al., 2008; Fenouil et al., 2012) for mammalian promoters.

First, LevQ is required for determining substrate specificity, most likely by sensing the presence of specific extracellular carbohydrates.

But he will most likely get a sense of how the Steelers move and how they perform under pressure.

He's throwing out numbers and gigabits and teraflops that most likely make no sense to normal people, but have the room oohing and aahing.

After a retreat this week in which they heard bad news from their own pollsters, House Republicans announced that they would agree to an unconditional three-month increase in the nation's debt limit without equal spending cuts immediately — a tactical retreat that most likely reflects their sense of their disadvantage against Mr. Obama.