Sentence examples for much more probably from inspiring English sources

Some of the money was given openly, much more probably rubbed off through rigged contracts.

And, yes, they'll need much more probably from Toews, particularly on the goal front.

Now it's the only major asset we own, but it's worth much more, probably ten times that".

If Nixon's mobsters were not looking for Democratic opposition research on the 1968 treason, they were looking for evidence that the Democrats either knew about bribes to the president from Howard Hughes or, much more probably, that they knew about secret subventions paid to Nixon and Agnew by the Greek military dictatorship.

It is however much more probably related to the existence of large unprovided rural zones, and a concentration of the psychiatric offer in the more attractive large cities.

Perhaps, ATD therapy is not suitable for this patient, but much more probably, it may be related to an inappropriate drug regimen during treatment or improper discontinuation at drug withdrawal.

"You tend to think it's incredibly simple staging, just two guys, but it's much more complex – probably than what we  anticipated, I think it's fair to say.

"He says what he thinks and does what he says - at least much more than probably any other contemporary politician or statesman.

However, progress in the treatment of (semi- solid matricesemi- solidmatricesited, probably due to the greater complexity of the matrices and the persistent lack of appropriate small-scale instrumentation.

Thus the true number of distylous species in Psychotria should be much more, and probably this genus contains the most distylous species.

Mortality reported from nondiabetic patients in other studies showed much more variability, probably because of more heterogenous patient cohorts (1-year: 29 43%, 5-years: 49 77%) (5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 23).