Sentence examples for probably a series of from inspiring English sources

It was probably a series of stimuli".

What some believe was a network of secret prisons was most probably a series of facilities used temporarily by the United States when needed, officials say.

The accumulations of Old Red Sandstone laid down from 408 to 370 million years ago were created as earlier Silurian rocks, uplifted by the formation of Pangaea, eroded and were deposited into a body of fresh water (probably a series of large river deltas).

Rather, it was probably a series of published observations, experiments, and discoveries enabled by increased molecular and genomic technologies that led to the discovery of this association.

"Of course, there will probably be a series of appeals after that.

He was breathing only with the help of a ventilator and would probably have a series of heart attacks in the night.

There, larger, well-defended hilltop capitals probably dominated a series of smaller sites with access to water over a wide region.

In addition to the consonants shown, educated Roman speakers probably used a series of voiceless aspirated stops, written ph, th, ch, originally borrowed from Greek words but also occurring in native words (pulcher 'beautiful,' lachrima 'tears,' triumphus 'triumph,' etc).

"This highway spur will probably spawn a series of bedroom communities all along these interchanges," said Gary Thornbloom, chairman of the local Moshannon Sierra Club, which is concerned about sprawl.

One approach will probably include a series of enforcement actions against companies and municipalities that have violated the Clean Water Act, according to people with knowledge of the E.P.A.'s plans who were not authorized to speak publicly.

Mr. Bush's aides are weighing plans that would allow illegal immigrants and new temporary workers -- just Mexicans for the moment -- to earn their legal status, probably through a series of work or residency requirements.