Sentence examples for has probably received from inspiring English sources

The public has probably received the most vivid warnings about the misuse of surveillance from the movies.

This past week, the former Maryland governor has probably received more media attention than he has in most months in the past.

Canoeing has probably received more attention in recent months than ever before because of the disappearing trick of "Canoe Man" John Darwin.

Anyone on Madison Avenue who set up Google alerts for Havas, the French agency holding group, has probably received far more links lately to articles about the young English singer and songwriter Lianne La Havas.

A day after three major charities announced a last-minute extension for victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack to apply for emergency cash grants, charitable organizations and social service agencies scrambled yesterday to get the word out to a group that has probably received the least, and most contradictory, information to date: non-English-speaking immigrants.

While physical activity has probably received less attention in the last decades, it is likely the most important among the modifiable risk factors for cardiovascular diseases.

LOS ANGELES — The Occupy Los Angeles protesters have probably received a warmer reception than most of their counterparts elsewhere in the country.

A law professor who attended the hearing said Amendola had probably received a signal from prosecutors that they were willing to offer an acceptable plea deal.

By now you have probably received at least one mass e-mail message from a friend that said, "Lost my cellphone — Please send me your contact info".

BY now you've probably received many glossy brochures in your mailbox urging you to vote Yes on Proposal 3 (nonpartisan elections).

A Central Intelligence Agency assessment made public in March 2004 concluded that North Korea had probably received a package of nuclear materials very similar to the kind Dr. Khan sold Libya.