Sentence examples for have probably succeeded from inspiring English sources

And work by Wei suggests that even the exceptions, like China, have probably succeeded more in spite of corruption than because of it.

If the primary goal of terror attacks is to instill fear and intimidate people, to influence governments and to attract world attention, then the Boston bombers have probably succeeded beyond their wildest dreams.

When we asked the US court to release some of the assets, the US government argued that I'm a fugitive who must be extradited before I gain access to funds for my legal defense which basically means they want to dehydrate me from funding to pay for my lawyers, and if I wasn't a successful entrepreneur, they would have probably succeeded".

Even though we have probably succeeded in identifying cases with severely impaired daily functioning, the effect sizes were moderate.

You could forgive people for doubting that.If WikiLeaks' aim is to change the world, it has probably succeeded in part.

You have probably heard this a hundred times, "you have got to work smart not hard to succeed".

One, in 1859, would probably have succeeded had the civil war not got in the way.

He could have fought a byelection and probably succeeded Douglas Hurd as foreign secretary.

Had Arsène Wenger been able to ask for a view of the latter incident he would probably have succeeded in having the goal chalked off for offside – the foul was less clear-cut – and that would have been justice.

That would probably have succeeded, since West would probably have led his partner's heart suit rather than a spade.

With any other lead the slam would probably have succeeded, and China would have won the match.