Sentence examples for can probably be established from inspiring English sources

"The existence of cheating can probably be established just by reviewing the hands that were played," Hamman said Thursday, noting that a questionable competitor can be seen "taking unusual actions only when they work, establishing a statistical footprint".

Other journalistic investigations poked holes in his account, but in the end the question of Pérez Molina's whereabouts that night can probably only be established by a criminal investigation and court trial.

Accordingly, he said, punitive-damage awards, fines or penalties arising from errors of judgment -- following another person's misguided advice, for example -- can probably be reimbursed if a board member can establish that he was acting in the best interests of the co-op.

The remainder can probably be attributed to acute events, such as sudden deterioration of symptoms, in patients with already established diagnoses and that these motivated the general practitioner to refer the patient to a specialist.

Some permutations can probably be ruled out.

This problem can probably be fixed.

He can probably be cured".

But limits can still be established.

"Freedom can only be established by Cubans themselves.

How, then, can it be established?

Trust levels can also be established implicitly.