Sentence examples for have most probably from inspiring English sources
The Mets made those moves, and they have most probably regretted them.
Today's hard because we have most probably three hundred and fifty people who have to spend the night here, because Mytilene is too full.
A persecuted Hungarian community in Romania is remembered here by cavernous taped sound in which muffled voices of townspeople mourn and sing in idioms that in the 17 years since their recording have most probably been expunged by that country's crash course toward modernization.
The vast majority of people who have been to a sporting event in recent years will have most probably been subject to a jolly good frisking at some point and, if carrying a bag, had the contents of their lunch analysed in minute detail, before being finally allowed entry to the ground.
Attackers have most probably developed a script to find misconfigured Docker and Kubernetes installations.
Solid renal lesions without uptake of 99mTc-sestamibi on SPECT/CT have most probably a malignant character and should be the subject of surgery.
It's clear they had no intention of prosecuting him, and had most probably made a deal.
This guano has most probably 15N-enriched the base of the marine ecosystem (both dissolved and particulate phases) and caused 15N enrichment in the coral tissues.
He thought that his filter had most probably leaked and that the causative agent was a bacterium.
On 4 July, scientists at CERN jubilantly announced that they had (most probably) found the Higgs boson.
