Sentence examples for mostly likely because from inspiring English sources
That is mostly likely because of his origins in the public eye as a celebrity, not as a politician; he has been held to a different moral standard, which is to say pretty much none at all.
The flood-only strategy was most affected by storm surge, mostly likely because tide-surge interaction increases the chance of higher water-levels on the flooding tide.
Disney has not had the same kind of tension over theatrical windows with U.S. theater chains, mostly likely because it discusses the issue with them much farther in advance of release.
While training increases VO2max and fitness in younger and older adults [28], [29], it does not increase total daily activity in older people, mostly likely because of compensatory decreases in everyday activity secondary to exercise fatigue [29], [30].
The vaccine effectiveness was an estimated 52%, lower than that described in previous reports of children, mostly likely because of decreasing antibody levels in the long period of time since their last DTaP dose.
The relationship of physical activity only during adolescence or adulthood and bone mass was not found in young women, mostly likely because they did not participate in peak strain activity on a sufficiently frequent basis.
Previous analysis of this message suggested that the gene from which it was mostly likely transcribed was unknown because the message was not significantly similar to any of the genes [ 24].
Do this only if your dwarf hamster is tamed, because they mostly likely will bite.
And even though Cory Booker is clearly no friend of Mr. James — the pair nearly came to blows last summer at a public event — some said that because he appeared mostly likely to win, many workers would jump to his side.
According to the committee, a CIA autopsy determined that Rahman had mostly likely died from hypothermia, in part because he "was forced to sit on the bare concrete floor without pants".
"So far, it's just incoming freshmen, because they're the ones mostly likely to grab on to this," said Larry Levine, the director of computing at Dartmouth.
