Sentence examples for it would very probably from inspiring English sources

That would be most unlikely to cost Labour its place in a coalition; but it would very probably cost Mr Melkert the prime ministership.

It would very probably be the biggest last-minute upset ever in a caucus or primary.

"Without significant funding from News International, it would very probably have been forced to close anyway".

The weather was so balmy and sweet that it struck me that the Marchese and his daughter would very probably have quitted the city for their country retreat.

Bahrani does not give us scenes in which they become almost friends, and these would very probably not be convincing.

If Cameron had won the vote in parliament two years ago, the main beneficiary in Syria would very probably have been Isis.

Europe, Japan, and most developed countries would very probably agree to a similar status to that of the United States.

A gain of two or three points for Mr. Obama in the polls, for instance, would very probably have become obvious by now.

Had not the Scarlets and Leinster been drawn in the same Pro 14 conference, finishing level on points, they would very probably both have topped their groups.

No one pointed out that Saddam's removal would very probably give a boost to Shia Islamists and strengthen the Islamist parties that were allied to Iran.

Defeat to Castres on Saturday would very probably leave them to concentrate on making next season's tournament through their league placing.