Sentence examples for have very likely been from inspiring English sources

Leaders in South Korea, with one eye on a pugnacious and nuclear-armed Kim Jong-un, have very likely been paying close attention.

This apparent, game by game, pitch-count quota would also indicate a midseason adjustment for batters, as they would be compelled to swing at pitches that, for the first half of the year, they have very likely been taking for called balls.

Consequently, his seeking "textbook" status would have very likely been viewed by those Learned Men as being a bit pretentious.

It is not known what his duties were exactly, though Baillet suggests that he would have very likely been drawn to what would now be called the Corps of Engineers (Baillet, Livre 1, Chapitre 9, p. 41).

However, BSE can be transmitted experimentally to sheep and goats by the oral route (3 – 5 ), whereas small ruminants have very likely been exposed to the BSE agent through contaminated meat and bone meal (MBM).

The people who have achieved their goals within their group and hold a teaching title of rank are people who have very likely been right where you are: new, understanding a lot more than anyone gives credit for, and yet needing to jump through the hoops necessary to be considered a Jedi.

That is a huge change in what seems like a day, but which has very likely been in the planning stages for quite some time.

And, by the way, global growth has very likely been slower than we thought.

The court concluded "there has very likely been a miscarriage of justice in this case".

Since when has "very likely" been considered enough to make a civil allegation?

Even if Mr. Weiner remains in office, political consultants said his ultimate ambition, to succeed Michael R. Bloomberg as mayor, has very likely been extinguished.