Sentence examples for only very likely from inspiring English sources

Further warming will not only "very likely" drive further such changes but also likely intensify droughts and tropical cyclones by late in the century, at least in the western North Pacific and North Atlantic.

This sort of overly relaxed attitude can also manifest itself in paper writing: Statements can be couched as facts when, in actuality, they represent only very likely assumptions--a gaffe not much appreciated by alert peer reviewers.

But pull up alongside a Scion xB on an urban block some evening, and it's not only very likely to be tricked out with wider wheels and tires and an exhaust designed to make noise (if not actual muscle), but the windows are likely be tinted and vibrating to the beat of some "artist" whose work won't hit the mainstream for at least six months.

The issue of the unavailability of drugs is not only a financial one, but very likely also one of management.

Acute or chronic lung disease may then be caused not only by one agent, but very likely in many instances by the interaction of several agents.

Greg Stemm, a founder of Odyssey Marine Exploration of Tampa, Fla., said years of hunting for the Sussex had produced not only a very likely candidate wreck but a number of oddities.

Just under 1 in 10 respondents (9%) said they were likely to buy one in the future (only 2% "very likely; 7% "somewhat likely").

In this scenario, HAIs educational programs are not only needed, but also very likely to be welcomed.

Results from a representative national sample of 536 households indicate that of 74% of households without any home sanitation, 31% have some likelihood of installing a toilet within the next year, but only 6% are very likely to do so; 62% had not considered the idea.

Renewed G.O.P. attempts to woo union elites will not only backfire politically, but also very likely further alienate rank-and-file workers.

Sanders is only very slightly more likely to be the Democratic standard-bearer than I am.