Sentence examples for is probably held from inspiring English sources

It has far fewer creditors: two-thirds of its debt is probably held by about 30 institutions.

Most of the money is probably held in Libya or in other banks in the Middle East outside of the reach of sanctions.

The upper hand is probably held by the four largest service providers -- Microsoft, America Online, Earthlink and Yahoo -- which have been meeting since April to try to define spam fighting standards.

The record for the gap between an original film and its sequel is probably held by Martin Scorsese's The Color of Money, which came 25 years after Robert Rossen's The Hustler, thus replacing Psycho II which followed Hitchcock's masterpiece 23 years on.

Nissan's choice of the UK is probably held by the British government's drive to create a nurturing regulatory climate for companies looking to test and develop autonomous drive systems in the country, as well as its strong existing relationship as one of the country's top car producers.

And as we are talking about late-romantic literature, Seiji Ozawa is probably held up as a substantial conductor of that rep -- a proponate of that literature.

"Nick is probably holding all the cards".

The newspaper business is not only crumpling up, James Macpherson informed me here, it is probably holding "a one-way ticket to Bangalore".

Money has his eyes on an old house in a deserted part of town that is probably holding hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Better Communication With Your Supervisor 27 June 2008 If you aren't having regular, structured conversations with your Ph.D. adviser, poor communication is probably holding you back.

OK, you may think, but the federal government is probably holding states accountable on this issue.