Sentence examples for have probably still from inspiring English sources

Liz: I think when you're in the middle of it, you just go along with whatever's being told… there could have been, uh, more consultation maybe at the beginning of things… so…and I'd have probably still have gone along with it, [surgery] 'cause I don't think I felt empowered not to.

A side dish of homemade plum pickles accompanied a seared bream, which had probably still been alive when I left the inn.

In my home town of Hull, the proceeds from the "most expensive garage in Britain" – currently a £550,000 former coach house in Southwark – would easily buy you a large Victorian mansion in Newland Park, a neighbourhood so posh they've probably still got actual parlours there.

Apple quickly put up a support page with a temporary fix for those who went looking for answers — but as you've probably still seen about a zillion tweets and Facebook posts with stray ⍰ in the days since, it would seem most people didn't.

So by the time 6AM rolls around, you've probably still got plenty of gas in the tank.

Even if you spend a lot of time online, you've probably still get letters, receipts and other important pieces of paperwork that are piling up in your office or online.

Of course, it was always a rite of passage, and even if your dad's a preacher and your mum suffers from chronic hereditary asthma, you've probably still tried it at least once.

How one should apply these standards to monitors of physiological variables was not and has probably still not been completely resolved.

"I still have probably, I don't know, 80 majors or something like that.

We're currently at 295,000 and we still have probably at least six weeks," he said.

It still could have – probably should have – been enough.