Sentence examples for have probably labeled from inspiring English sources
"I'm sure people have probably labeled me that," Hessman said.
In fact, the entire Guardian readership have probably just labelled me a smelly hippy, and my chances of a date this weekend have probably taken a fatal blow.
If Thomas L. Friedman, in touring a call center in Bangalore, India, had looked inside those American-brand computers and telephones, he would have probably found labels saying "made in China" (or the Philippines or Taiwan, name your preferred off-shore place).
People who read nutrition labels have probably come across the term evaporated cane juice.
In a country that has been happily gobbling GM food for 20 years, plenty of consumers have probably never given any thought to labelling.
You have probably had the history of pushing away suspicious thoughts and labeling them as ridiculous or of just having no clue that something was going on.
Atlantic bluefins have probably gone the same way, add the authors, while bigeye tuna is labelled "vulnerable".
Now to be fair, not all label agreements are the same, and if you signed a label deal in the last 10 years or so, you have probably been excluded from the impact of this decision by contract.
You've probably seen the label on coffee and chocolate.
You can see why they want to protect their investment; the label has probably put £300,000 into their forthcoming album [Sweet 7, released on 23 November] and they've got nothing back.
