Sentence examples for likely could have from inspiring English sources

Their book fills lacunas with words like "perhaps," "it is possible," "likely," "could have," and so on.

The TrueDepth camera system likely could have brought something like an environment mesh to the platform so that the iPhone could not only detect plane surfaces but more complex shapes.

This incident likely could have been prevented by the use of risk analysis.

Therefore, he said, many sales made to Samsung most likely could have gone to Apple.

(The one actor who likely could have stood his ground with Wright and Peet is Robert Downey, Jr).

"I likely could have developed it at a cable network with more time, more budget," he said of the show.

If her overall condition had been thoroughly examined at that point, the tamponade likely could have been detected and treated.

Emergency manager Kevyn Orr says that, had they not accepted the offer, their pension benefits likely could have been cut by at least 27%.

And the dog tolerates it and they got it on video and it got a lot of likes, but as a trainer I watch and think that it just as likely could've gone the other way.

The company likely could've raised more private capital on par with the more than $100 million it's taken in from the IPO, without the complexity of navigating the public markets.

The fact that it applies retroactively makes it much more than a gesture, too, as they likely could've easily applied it going forward and still received praise from industry observers.