Sentence examples for had most probably from inspiring English sources
They had most probably just shed their skin in anticipation of mating.
It's clear they had no intention of prosecuting him, and had most probably made a deal.
Scotland Yard today put itself at odds with the findings of a coroner and the family of MI6 codebreaker Gareth Williams by announcing that he had most probably died by accident when his body was found in a locked bag.
Or should I have used a syringe?" He said Scotland Yard had obtained security camera footage of the encounter, and dismissed Litvinenko as an "adventurist" on MI6's payroll who had most probably poisoned himself by accident.
Yiftah Shapir, an expert in non-conventional weapons at the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University, said he believed that Israel had most probably test-fired a new satellite launcher, which would basically employ the same technology as a ballistic missile with a range of thousands of miles.
Before Trevor-Roper's idiotic display of ignorance (he had most probably never set foot in Africa when he wrote this nonsense) David Hume had also written, 100 years or so earlier: "I am apt to suspect the Negroes to be naturally inferior to the white.
Today's hard because we have most probably three hundred and fifty people who have to spend the night here, because Mytilene is too full.
This guano has most probably 15N-enriched the base of the marine ecosystem (both dissolved and particulate phases) and caused 15N enrichment in the coral tissues.
Attackers have most probably developed a script to find misconfigured Docker and Kubernetes installations.
"They've most probably all put the work in, it's how badly they want that medal.
