Sentence examples for has probably signed from inspiring English sources

Landowners worry about what happens if a rafter (who has probably signed liability waivers with the rafting company) gets hurt on their property.

As someone who has probably signed up for every online service since the Web 2.0 days and has been using Gmail since day one, my Inbox Scan report was somewhat intimidating.

Stopping Trump from taking this route and creating his own body of secret law is going to be hard indeed, given that Obama has probably signed more secret orders than any previous president.

"We would have probably signed onto this in July.

If true, what a joke, considering Herbst would have probably signed on with the Big Ten or the A.C.C. without so much as reading the contract.

By the end of this month, Bell Atlantic, which changed its name last week to Verizon Communications, will have probably signed up one million long-distance customers in New York State alone.

I'll work your words into a portrait of a banker as a human being, we'll anonymise it because you've probably signed a document saying you'll never speak to the press, and then we'll post it on my Guardian blog.

You've probably signed online petitions, clicked to contact your representatives, maybe commented on political blogs.

The demos are the easy part; I've probably only signed a handful of bits that were sent in.

But, your parents have probably already signed a paper that says the can take it away.

Anyone who has returned a rental car recently has probably seen a sign of the shift: employees in the parking lots are often carrying hand-held computers and printers that interact wirelessly with the company's main computer systems.