Sentence examples for most probably came from inspiring English sources

With this great output capability, most probably, came a tendency toward planned obsolescence.

Most probably came from rural areas, many probably had little education or preparation for skilled employment, and at least some never assimilated into English-speaking society.

It most probably came to England by way of Italian merchants.

A glass of green death, a sugar cube and a box of matches: if you don't know how to combine these ingredients, you've most probably come to the wrong place.

More generally, such an approach must include willingness to see evolutionary biology as, in part, the open-ended exploration of the traditional questions of natural history (cf., Greene 1986): what are the patterns of similarity and difference among organisms, and how did they most probably come about?

However, that would leave the remaining 80% still most probably coming from local sources, including in particular the capsule of the lymph node.

Even though none of these enzymes were reported to be expressed in the retina, their oxysterol products were found in retinas, most probably coming from blood circulation as retina has access to blood borne lipids [ 84].

Harris et al. [ 17] showed how the morphological characters used to assess the phylogenetic placement of the turtles within the tree of amniotes can lead to conflicting signals, and suggested, given these difficulties, that the answer to this long-standing controversy would most probably come from molecular data.

Surveying the arena, he said most people probably came to pay tribute to Mr. Clinton.

The most recent probably came in 2013 when Tropical Storm Manuel and Hurricane Ingrid struck Mexico at almost the same time.

The most important moment probably came when Julian Lewis, the Conservative MP who has just been elected as chair of the Commons defence committee, rose to ask a question.