Sentence examples for most likely serving from inspiring English sources

Brian Hartline and Davon Bess are expected to start, with Chad Johnson and Legedu Naanee most likely serving as the third and fourth options.

Marilyn Aronberg Lavin states that Villani was most likely serving as a Peruzzi representative in Flanders when he heard the story of the French Jew who in 1290 tried to destroy Host bread (of the Eucharist) but was unsuccessful as the bread allegedly bled profusely as he stabbed it, and turned into flesh as he attempted to boil it in water.

Various studies have shown that elevated C-peptide levels are associated with mortality as well as cardiovascular mortality in patients with diabetes and nondiabetic cancer patients, most likely serving as an indirect marker for obesity, insulin resistance, and undiagnosed diabetes (12, 13).

Mitchell, meanwhile, will most likely serve as the emergency long snapper on Sunday.

Ultimately, he would most likely serve much less time than that.

He would most likely serve as a backup to Jason Campbell if Cutler was unable to play.

Under a plea bargain, Mr. Beckley will most likely serve 12 to 18 months.

Both men will most likely serve relatively short terms and be replaced by the pope's successor.

Victory in either fight, it seems, would most likely serve only to lengthen and complicate the fight.

The sentencing date for Bonds — who faces a maximum 10-year prison sentence but will most likely serve much less time than that, if any — is also scheduled to be set Friday.

But with the fifth and most crucial panel, the Senate Finance Committee, still struggling for a bipartisan alternative, the president will most likely serve notice with Wednesday night's speech that he is taking the lead, with what aides call a "more prescriptive" legislative blueprint for Democrats to get behind.