Sentence examples for has probably determined from inspiring English sources

In fact, from sleeping with it under my pillow at seven, through deciding my favourite subjects at school, to writing King's Company, the Usborne Book of Long Ago has probably determined the course of my whole life.

Creole populations are descendants of Iberian cattle brought to the Americas nearly five centuries ago [ 57]; the process of separation and divergence of these populations with many generations of genetic drift has probably determined their retention of genetic diversity and adaptation to a very wide range of environmental conditions [ 40].

So crooks have probably determined that committing crimes right now is just not worth the trouble.

Fibich's posthumous reputation has probably been determined more by biographical circumstances than by the quality of his compositions.

If this argument is right, then the timing of this move has probably been determined by the desire to soften the transition to slower growth as well as offsetting the unwanted rise of the yuan in weighted average terms.

"We know our fate has probably already been determined," said one activist who fled Aleppo and is now in eastern Idlib, "but we survived Aleppo and we hope to survive what comes next.

Armando owes me thirteen hundred and fifty dollars, three months' rent, and he has probably come here to determine whether I will evict him when the debt grows, as of the first, to eighteen hundred.

In evolutionary terms, increase in size has probably played a large part in determining the direction of primate evolution.

It has probably already started.

The market has probably overreacted.

Preliminary estimates by BP and federal officials put the flow of oil from the well at 1,000 to 5,000 barrels a day, but detailed analysis by government and independent scientists later determined it had probably reached as high as 60,000 barrels a day.