Sentence examples for most likely well from inspiring English sources

It will stay at the current sluggish rate, for at least the rest of the year and most likely well beyond.

This year's aces had an average age under 30, while in past years the aces were well past 30 and most likely well beyond their best days.

If you are a playwright seeking a producer, a prospective backer seeking a show in which to invest or a gossip columnist seeking a tidbit, then your copy of Theatrical Index is most likely well thumbed.

It is almost axiomatic that if you reach the interviewing stage, you are most likely well qualified for the position.

It's a sign of our political predicament that Speaker Boehner, now most likely well to the right of Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and George H.W. Bush -- and possibly even George W. Bush -- is considered insufficiently conservative.

Hence, the modest increases in the air (0.76 °C) and soil (1.35 °C) temperatures employed in the present study (Fig.  1) are most likely well within the limits of the expected future temperature increase, although the effect of the warming treatment was greatest on cold days, where the importance of a temperature increase presumably is greatest.

Nonetheless, a few individual NRs from these samples, most likely well-aligned with the direction of the applied field, exhibited clear zigzag pattern in the integrated intensity and peak wavelength signals.

In Alabama's primary on Tuesday, Mr. Santorum — and perhaps Mr. Gingrich — will most likely do well where Mr. Huckabee did well in 2008.

For so long it was a mystery to me, but in latter years I've begun to come to terms with the most likely explanation: well, they're not entirely unphallic are they?

He said the deadline for that decision would be March 1, although Manfred indicated it would most likely occur well before then to allow clubs sufficient time to plan for the season.

The juvenile wood core was most likely fairly well established as 20 years of age is often used as the transition from juvenile wood to mature wood for Douglas-fir (Fahey et al. 1991; DiLucca 1989).