Sentence examples for have probably progressed from inspiring English sources
"I'd say Parma have probably progressed more rapidly than the Italian national side and the same goes for Treviso because they can buy in foreign players to fill in where there are gaps".
The IMA system has probably progressed enough that it can finally be fitted onto more and more platforms meaning that soon it might become a standard option.
In a research note on Wednesday, economists at Credit Suisse in Tokyo they said that companies have probably made "considerable progress in their capital spending adjustments" by now, and that Japanese consumer spending was set to post its first increase in three quarters on the back of government cash handouts and lower expressway tolls.
We agree with the authors that this suggests that more affluent patients have probably benefited preferentially from progress in early diagnostic procedures and in access to optimal treatment over this period, highlighting an important ongoing challenge for health services.
The countries that have made the most progress with women in political life have probably had quotas at some stage.
Where national governments have taken the lead, complementary bilateral, multi-national and philanthropic efforts have probably been significant in helping countries make progress.
The gaming industry has probably made most progress with creating interactive narratives.
Moreover, the egg industry has probably made some progress in lowering cholesterol content through genetic selection and improved diets.
We're still searching, but we've probably made more progress in the last 10 years than the last 40.
That, sir, is the true position to take up, and that must be our next aim". Had Mr. Ffennel lived, river restoration would probably have progressed more than it has during the last decade.
