Sentence examples for has probably fallen from inspiring English sources

"Hydrogen has probably fallen back," Mr. Hwang said.

Nationwide, it has probably fallen since violent crime peaked in the 1990s.

By last September the figure was down to 6.5%, and has probably fallen further since then.

The median stay in an American hospice programme in 1994 was 36 days and has probably fallen since then, says Jay Mahoney of the National Hospice Organisation.

In Iraq, the pre-2003 Christian population may have been as high as 1.5m, or 5% of the population; it has probably fallen to under 400,000.

On their best estimates America's equilibrium rate has probably fallen a little, relative to the average from the 1960s until 2007 of about 2%.

If you believe anecdotal reports, real prices have probably fallen rather more.

The first time we tried to escape, our guard had probably fallen asleep.

The survey indicates that lead levels in infant food are relatively low and have probably fallen.

The IT guy would have probably fallen in love with him.

("I've probably fallen a million of those," he told me).