Sentence examples for could likely have from inspiring English sources

And it could likely have been paid for quite easily, as while 15 billion dollars sounds like a lot of money to most of us, in Congress it is the equivalent of what you find when you search the couch cushions for small change.

These sculptures may look like "Finish Fetish" forbearers, but in reality they are readymades that could likely have been assembled from IKEA materials.

A stronger Socialist candidate — Strauss-Kahn, say — could likely have won the election for the left.

But both services could likely have been rolled out before now.

And that it could likely have been prevented, if only we had the will.

They could likely have learned a great deal about how Iranian businesses closely linked to the Guard operate.

"We could very likely have the exact same maps, just with a better explanation," he said.

But the Mets could very likely have had Baker, the San Francisco manager, if they had waited a couple of weeks.

But the lease contains termination clauses, and Ms. Klein argues in the book that the Nature Conservancy could most likely have stopped the 2007 drilling.

In normal circumstances, that comeback, triggered by Conrad Smith's brilliant individual try and Stephen Donald's reliable goal-kicking, could very likely have borne fruit.

As such, this could very likely have been a "defensive" play to acquire an increasingly popular "competitor" before it turned into a behemoth.