Sentence examples for we have most likely from inspiring English sources

But we have, most likely, the Supreme Court we deserve.

As Constine explains, we have most likely reached "peak SMS," that is, text messaging is on the decline and another form of messaging will take its place.

The ones who don't text you back right away because we have most likely just dropped our phone in the toilet while wiping a kid's ass in the bathroom at The Grove.

However, the low marker coverage also means that we have most likely underestimated the number of genomic regions involved in the differentiation of our ecotypes.

The absence of sequences from chromosome 1DS [ 52] means we have most likely underestimated the number of genes present on the 1D homoeologue.

In addition, because of the limited nature of our miRNA screen and the use of RNA expression profiling rather than proteomics (which has not been effectively used with ES cells) we have most likely not identified all Myc-regulated miRNAs in ES cells.

JP: We've most likely already hit you up and invited you to the site.

Regardless of our level of involvement in the presidential election, we've most likely found our attention being pulled outside of ourselves in both enlivening and exhausting ways.

"If we had no idea of what historically happened, we would have most likely drawn a very, very wrong picture," he says. .

If we were leading to the end of the season [under normal circumstances], we would have most likely brought the story around to the coach and his family again," and there would have been a strong football element as well, Katims said.

There was no evidence of the preparation effect in the retro-cue condition, where we would have most likely observed it; the switch/stay difference was not significantly bigger at the short CTI [16% versus 15%, respectively], than at the long CTI [10.9% versus 12%, respectively, F 1,16) = 0.116, p = 0.738].