Sentence examples for has probably decided from inspiring English sources
"In his own words, he has probably decided to come back with full focus, and we will accept him because he is such a great player and a good leader," Cowan said about Watson on Wednesday.
Anyone who has ever given a dinner party on a school night has probably decided -- at some point during their festive mission -- that it would have been easier to land on the moon.
Long seen as an American lackey, the younger Mubarak has probably decided it is time to make amends.Hassan ElsawafCairoAustin's planned economySIR – It is misleading to suggest that the development of the high-tech business cluster around Austin began with IBM in 1967 ("Blame it on the typewriter", September 23rd).
If a death is being certified as caused by dementia, the physician has probably decided that further treatment is useless.
They have probably decided to go somewhere else, somewhere cheaper.
"They've probably decided they need to appeal to their base".
A more business-oriented company would have probably decided it wasn't worth going ahead".
I always think that, if you are thinking about retiring, you have probably decided already.
At some level, you've probably decided whether to drive, take the train, or call a taxi.
They've probably decided it'll be difficult to top Owen Gibson doggy paddling down the slow lane.
The decision to flood the reactor core with corrosive seawater, experts said, was an indication that Tokyo Electric Power and Japanese authorities had probably decided to scrap the plant.
