Sentence examples for has very probably from inspiring English sources

President Obama has very probably gained ground since the conventions, but it's hard to say exactly how much, and how quickly his bounce is eroding.

He also offers us some incisive insights into figures such as Justus von Liebig, David Bohm and Karlheinz Stockhausen, whom he has very probably not heard of.

In fact, the story has very probably been put together entirely at the office (or ripped off from that morning's Daily Mail) and at the very end, the hack and cameraman will have jumped in a cab in order to secure a backdrop when delivering the script.

Three sites where such connections have very probably occurred are the Hoover Dam in the United States, the Aswan High Dam in Egypt, and the Kariba Dam on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia.

"It took three or four days for it to dawn on me," Mr. Jones said the other day, recalling his realization in April that he had very probably found the winter camp of De Soto.

That means that act B would not have made things better for the A-people but rather would have caused the A-people – each and every one of them – to have (very probably) been left out of existence altogether.

However, the similarity of these enzymes with those of higher plants indicates that they had very probably diversified before the secondary endosymbiosis had occurred, implying that VDE and ZEP represent early eukaryotic innovations in the Plantae.

Synonymous changes are truly neutral only in mtDNA, whereas nonsynonymous changes in mtDNA, when they appear in a population, have very probably already passed some kind of "quality control".

The Ochoa series has very few fossils, probably because conditions grew much less favorable for life during the last of the Permian, when many marine invertebrates, the kinds preserved in earlier strata, were going extinct.

This has very recently changed, probably becuase Freeview has started to make inroads into Sky.

Our genetic data confirm that M. minutoides has very similar and probably even larger distribution than M. natalensis.