Sentence examples for he has likely from inspiring English sources

History may credit Mr. Abbas with reigning over the more virtuous phase of this cycle, but he has likely laid the groundwork for the uglier one.

Since 1995, the government has paid him more than $1.2 million to read 26,000 mammograms of uninsured women, and he has likely read many more.

Baseball enacted drug-testing penalties in 2004, and since then, under guidelines that have been toughened several times, he has likely been tested at least seven times.

But McConnell's current advantage is modest — just fifty-two seand — and though he has likely allies in Democrats who serve in Republican-leaning states, no confirmation is assured at this point.

I often find this explanation odious, but in this case it seems particularly apt: a lefty baby-boomer — he was described in the playbill as "a socialist, a philosophical communist" — he arrived in Russia amid unprecedented social unrest and projected onto the situation the clichés he has likely heard in the West, clichés culminating in the image of Putin as the slayer of children.

Othella Harrington is frustrated, still out because of a right knee he sprained five weeks ago; Keith Van Horn only partially practiced with a strained groin muscle; and Howard Eisley prepared to return from a strained groin muscle after missing three games, although he has likely lost his starting spot to Charlie Ward.

They added that he had likely been in psychiatric care and there were indicators he had been treated for depression.

He describes his experience in terms that bear a remarkable resemblance to the visions of heaven he had likely been exposed to at home.

Pattle and the squadron considered he had likely been shot down and killed.

It was concluded he had likely died in November 1978, aged 79, and his family had never announced his death in an attempt to preserve his record.

It was revealed he had likely not paid federal income taxes for 18 years and he publicly stoked the birther conspiracy theory before delivering a half-hearted disavowal.