Sentence examples for and probably more in from inspiring English sources
The industry installed about 2,900 towers in 2010 and probably more in 2011.
And probably more: in the outgoing parliament, nearly half the members were female.
Hit by a falling stockmarket, a dearth of flotations and bad management, the mainland's 130-odd securities companies lost 15 billion yuan (almost $2 billion) in 2004 and probably more in 2005.
And its tourism office will spend about $8 million in its current fiscal year, and probably more in the future, as part of a promotional campaign with Time Warner that is marketing the country as a film-friendly fantasyland.
Williams figures to miss at least the next five games, when the Yankees face right-handed starters, and probably more, in light of the Yankees' six-game lead over Boston in the American League East and Torre's dedication to getting the team prepared for the postseason.
The two companies could have to fork out $1bn£657m7m) in clean-up costs – and probably more in lawsuits and compensation – and the disaster has the potential to be as damaging, at least in terms of reputation, as BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster of 2010 and the Volkswagen emissions crisis.
In Drosophila, and probably more generally in arthropods, the proneural function in the CNS is mainly performed by the achaete-scute genes (see introduction and [ 46]).
The third example of apparent gene conversion is much less straightforward in interpretation and probably more complicated in derivation, involving the conversion of the foreign atp1 gene of one of two lines of P. macrorhiza examined by a P. sericea-like gene.
More than 100 people died in ethnic clashes in Lagos in November; and probably more than 1,000 in religious riots in the northern city of Kaduna in February.
"In the countryside, where there are hedges and probably more apples in the hedge than my apple core, I didn't feel that it was anywhere close to litter".
