Sentence examples for has probably more from inspiring English sources

He has probably more rocks than any single man could ever need.

In any case they would be little use in a real fight: America's Sixth Fleet alone has probably more firepower than Russia's entire navy, which has barely 20 seaworthy surface ships.The toppling of dictators in Iraq and Libya hurt Russia's oil interests and arms sales.

If we are to believe that geography and education have a major influence on life expectancy, then I should live past 100, since I practice law in affluent Westchester County, N.Y., which has probably more doctors per capita than just about anywhere in the country.

What has probably more significantly affected both the degree of decline of the regional economy during early transition and the speed of it recovery is the level of development of industrial sector in the region by the end of 1980s.

"Our reach has probably more than doubled since last August," says Schwartz of its reach, which he pegs at around 11,000 or 12,000 publishers.

Which I feel has probably more to do with something that's happening in his personal life than anything the Bible says.

"I've had probably more disappointing games this year.

He's had probably more chances than Carlton Cole.

"Today, drivers have probably more of a chance to push the equipment to the limit".

We have probably more in common with Rotterdam and Amsterdam than a city like Dallas.

"We have probably more 20th-century works this year than we have had in any season, certainly in my time here".