Sentence examples for most likely set up from inspiring English sources

Kathleen McTigue, a coordinator of Just Food, a nonprofit organization that will help sell what is grown on the property, said the site's overseers would most likely set up an "urban food stand".

And, of course, there was the instant-replay reversal of James Thrash's 16-yard catch that would have most likely set up a field goal of no more than 36 yards by Murray.

Obama's aides say they will most likely set up their re-election campaign around next March, roughly the same as when Bush and Clinton incorporated their incumbent campaign operations.

Their vision of the future won't arrive with exaggerated fanfare; it will most likely set up shop nearly unnoticed, possibly even installed in your living room by your next of kin.

I think we'll see movement both ways — so we'll see UK companies who passport into Europe setting up European Subsidiaries and those European companies which currently passport into the UK will most likely set up UK subsidiaries as well.

While it is true that the disappearance of a person implies her kidnapping, the most likely set up of most of the Salvadorian disappearances involves the murder and further clandestine burial by a gang, within the limits of a gang-dominated territory.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla .— President Trump, undaunted by perhaps the most bruising legislative defeat of his tenure, plans to kick off a fresh effort on Monday to pressure Congress to pay for a wall along the southwestern border, most likely setting up another showdown with Democrats who have vowed to block his signature project.

That result would most likely set off further protests.

The new Indiana Jones movie would most likely be set up at studio Disney, which bought all rights to the whip-cracking archaeologist's adventures in its $4bn buyout of Star Wars production company Lucasfilm in October 2012.

The two musicians will perform at the 19,000-seat arena on Feb. 28 in an event where food carts will feature glatt kosher food and a special section will most likely be set up with separate seating for men and women, to accommodate the customs of ultra-Orthodox Jews, who make up a sizable share of the Jewish population of Brooklyn.

The rules sitting in limbo at the F.D.A. would cap the maximum SPF that a product could claim at "50+." The rules would most likely also set up a four-star system -- one star for the lowest protection and four for the highest -- to rate products on their effectiveness against UVA rays.