Sentence examples for most likely suffered from inspiring English sources

Recently, I'd decided he had most likely suffered from mental illness.

If I hadn't been wearing a helmet, I would have most likely suffered permanent brain damage or wouldn't be alive.

He was 66. Deborah Hayes, a spokeswoman for Mr. Scanlon's firm, Westhill Partners, said he had had heart attacks in the past and had most likely suffered another.

Five women in the United States have now died after taking abortion pills; four of them most likely suffered lethal bacterial infections, said Dr. Steven Galson, director of the agency's center for drugs.

They concluded that the famously "Type A" president, already tired from overwork, most likely suffered from "lipothymia" — a feeling of faintness brought on by the effort of exercising in the heat.

He has made three appearances, news outlets in the North said, but officials in the United States and South Korea say he most likely suffered a stroke around August.

As Hornstein points out, fraternities will most likely suffer.

In her interview with William H. Gates Sr., Amy Barrett states, "If the estate tax is repealed, charities will most likely suffer" (The Way We Live Now, March 18).

The players could lose 150 jobs; the owners would most likely suffer a decrease, at least temporarily, in franchise value and an erosion of their television footprint.

If 5 percent of airplanes in the United States crashed tomorrow, there would be investigations, lawsuits, a cutback in air travel and airlines' stock prices would most likely suffer.

While the touch-screen interface looks beautiful, it will most likely suffer from the same drawback that plagues many other mobile gadgets with touch screens: no tactile feedback.