Sentence examples for had probably begun from inspiring English sources

One ex-nurse suggested the family had probably begun to find them a bit difficult.

She had probably begun feeling better and the excitement of seeing him made her feel that much better.

Dr. Esposito said the literate, careful tone of the excerpts suggested that the hijackers had probably begun in society's mainstream, rather than its margins.

The cause of the fire was under investigation, but a Fire Department official said that it had probably begun with an electrical malfunction in the dead boy's bedroom.

These guys, who had probably begun as obsessed Amp Up players, had copied the basic idea behind the game and written their own code which, unlike KMS's, was open source.

He had probably begun work on Lear the previous year: it drew on an old play, the True Chronicle History of King Leir, which was published in the summer of 1605.

"I think the great spectre of the marketisation of the NHS, which I think would be a disaster, has probably begun to shrink".

All that being said, there is no denying that most climate scientists believe global climate change is inevitable, and an increasing number believe that it has probably begun already.

Supercentres claimed a growing share of household spending on groceries, from 10.9% in January 1998 to 16.9% in December 2001 (although planning and geographical constraints have probably begun to limit growth since then).

Whether he intended it or not, Mr. Moussavi — and indirectly Ayatollah Khamenei because of his crude determination to keep the former prime minister from power — has probably begun the final countdown on the Islamic Republic.

Economic growth and better irrigation have probably begun to diminish the rainfall effect in Indonesia, Yang says, but in other areas of the world like sub-Saharan Africa, where "income levels are still very low and people's ability to nourish their kids is almost certainly affected by rainfall fluctuations," it is most likely still going strong.