Sentence examples for have probably set from inspiring English sources

A 1947 Matisse cutout that was a star of Christie's evening sale of Impressionist and modern art would have probably set off a bidding war in 2007.

Previous launches of iPad and iPhone devices in China have sparked a crazy response from enthusiastic consumers, with huge crowds and aggressive scalpers causing Apple to actually halt sales at one point when it launched the iPad 2. Since then, Apple has opened more retail locations, and will have probably set up more careful systems to try to avoid the same thing happening again.

It doesn't matter who you are, where you're from, whether you bump Britney or bashment — at some point, you have probably set foot in one whether you wanted to or not.

It has probably set the country on the road to a small revolution in family law and family life.

Mr. Jackson has probably set one a speed record already with "Bad": shortest time for bending a song to a commercial.

Electricity experts said that his ruling had probably set a precedent that would allow use of that law in future cases.

With 2016 upon us, you've probably set business goals for the year ahead: launch the new product, grow sales by 20%, or complete the acquisition.

Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala). has probably set a new record in the unending impeach-a-president-I-don't-like competition.

Dubai Autodrome Launched in 2004 and featuring a 7,000-seat 7,000-seat, the Dubai Autodrome is a 5.39km, FIA-sanctioned circuit that may well bid for an F1 race in the near future (althougrandstandithen of Abu Dubai to the 2009 cAutodromeas probably set iss cause back several years).

Separately, on October 21, Northern League leader Umberto Bossi, commenting on Berlusconi's troubles, told the Ambassador that organized crime figures had probably set the trap for Berlusconi on some of the sex scandals, but that nobody denies that Berlusconi willingly went for the bait.

It could have been brilliant but we've probably set ourselves back several years," he said.