Sentence examples for occasionally likely from inspiring English sources
The young are typically the ones to make such a call that sounds like a loud scream, but adults are occasionally likely (when deemed necessary) to make some variation of the call as well.
But since the primary reason one leaves is to use the lavatory, that rule is occasionally likely to be honored in the breach.
Elevated nanotube concentrations were detected occasionally, likely as a result of carbon nanotube aggregates not being fully dispersed during sonication.
Occasionally, likely phagocytic leukocytes, characteristic of an inflammation response to tissue damage were seen either in the lumen or in the stroma of the caput epididymis of postnatally exposed boars.
In addition, non responders to mexiletine therapy have been occasionally observed, likely due to pharmacogenetic mechanisms (Desaphy et al., 2001, 2013a, 2013b, 2013c).
The words are plain, occasionally profane and likely to annoy anyone who prefers precise rhyming patterns.
Texas Tech and Kansas State are fifth and sixth nationally in converting third downs, so whichever defense can get off the field occasionally will most likely decide the winner.
And so Cameron, like the chief executive of a public company, the senior partner of a Big Four accountancy firm, the vice-chancellor of a university, or the manager of a Premiership football club, is essentially a co-ordinator, esteemed, and occasionally revered, never likely to be ignored by his colleagues or the world at large, but about as capable of genuinely autonomous action as Mr Punch.
Orthoclase crystals are found occasionally and they likely represent xenocrysts.
Occasionally humans are likely to turn to allies to gain control over resources, inflicting costs on rivals by forming "aggressive, male bonded coalitions where members support each other in a mutual quest to aggress against each other" [14], [45].
Occasionally (and less likely) you strike someone who is simply lazy or makes arbitrary delineations as to who does what.
