Sentence examples for most likely timing from inspiring English sources

A poll of 75 economists by Reuters points to the early months of 2016 as the most likely timing for the first hike, meaning the next government would have some time to settle in before mortgage holders are hit with higher costs.

We see the most likely timing for this to happen as being H1 2014.

The most likely timing of a gap in coverage is between 2016 and 2018, according to the best official estimates.

"Looking ahead, with VAT going up in January, and the housing market likely to be stagnant, the first quarter would be the most likely timing of any potential further asset purchases," said Hetal Mehta at Daiwa Capital Markets.

The diversity of perspectives in the account of the September meeting, and in recent speeches by Fed officials, has produced a wide range of predictions from analysts about the most likely timing for the Fed to begin its retreat, from December to spring 2014.

"I think December is the most likely timing" for a rate hike, said Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West in San Francisco.

This discrepancy is most likely because timing of the SHAP-C tasks was differently executed than in the SHAP (timing by the assessor vs. self-timing).

Most likely that timing will make the modules a key part of next year's Mobile World Congress announcements in February.

Whether more explicit task demands would change the patterns observed in these studies is an empirical question; most likely the timing with which signal is distinguished from noise would not change, but the number of saccades would.

Most likely, the precise timing of host cell manipulation by TTSS is of importance for many bacterial pathogens and symbionts.

In a broader perspective, increasing spring temperatures due to global warming will most likely affect the timing of these processes and have consequences for the spring and summer zooplankton dynamics.