Sentence examples for very likely come from inspiring English sources
Such a place would very likely come without a broker's fee, too.
The plan will very likely come back for reconsideration by the town council, said John LeTourneau, a town councilor and supporter of incentive housing.
This much is safe to say: The secretary of tourism's prediction of five million visitors in 2007 will very likely come true.
While leaving control with Google's founders might be fine right now, there will very likely come a day when its shareholders will regret not blinking at what could be called "anti-good corporate governance".
"If there's a whole ecosystem around this product, and it becomes very profitable, then someone would very likely come in and buy it," Mr. Aulet said of Mr. Ng's company.
The total damage inflicted by Hurricane Irene may reach $7 billion by the time the storm dissipates in the coming days, making one of the insurance industry's worst years even tougher, according to an early estimate by the Kinetic Analysis Corporation in Silver Spring, Md .Most of the loss will very likely come from property in New York and New Jersey, according to industry experts.
Embedded in the clay pots were residues of carcass fat and fatty acids that "very likely" came from mare's milk, the researchers said.
On local government downsizing in the capital: "If you see a desk for sale up the Holloway Road, it very likely comes from Transport for London".
They also found evidence on pottery fragments that "very likely" came from mare's milk fat — a sign that the horses were being milked.
When people think of the golden age of magic — the late 19th and early 20th centuries — the name Harry Houdini very likely comes to mind, along with a mental picture of a muscular man untangling himself from a prison of chains.
"When they are copulating they make this buzzing sound that very likely comes from the male fluttering," said an author of the study, Stefan Greif, a sensory ecologist at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Germany.
