Sentence examples for which will most likely be from inspiring English sources

That said, there are two primary avenues companies can take to express a brand promise during media events like the Super Bowl, each of which will most likely be represented during the Olympics.

Mr. Rey has ordered a new study, which will most likely be completed in the fall, he said.

Labour leaders tried to lower expectations for the next national election, which will most likely be held in 2015.

Bidding for the job -- which will most likely be modified, with only a small group of prequalified companies involved, to speed the process -- will begin this month.

Mr. Kelly shook his head when asked about the future of the store, which will most likely be done in by Broadway's revival.

The long-awaited card — which will most likely be contactless or dual interface in design — will not only carry identity information, but will also support digital certificates to be used as part of a public key infrastructure.

If you do, then you'll only know what the perfumes smell like together--which will most likely be an awful stench!

Sharkey is being sued for $280,000 (which he will certainly lose, since he is not defending the suit in Brazilian Courts) after which he will most likely be indicted for the criminal charge of causing "dishonor to Brazil" -- an extraditable offense -- which might result in several years jail time in Brazil.

But Girardi was still steaming over the play in question, an outburst for which he will most likely be fined.

The bill needs to get voted on in both houses, after which it will most likely be vetoed by President Bush, but that doesn't mean this isn't an important thing to be doing.

At the moment, oil is over the $50 line (/CL) but we expect a dip back to $45 between now and contract expiration (22nd) before another rally kicks in into the July 4th weekend, after which we will most likely be taking most of those bullish bets off the table as we prepare for another pullback in the Fall (and another China melt-down before that!).  .