Sentence examples for probably cheated from inspiring English sources

Image and perception became a toxic mix once accusations of steroid use called into question his accelerating home run totals, completing Bonds's public image as an arrogant jerk who probably cheated.

If he did, he probably cheated.

But that's probably cheating, do you agree?" I did.

If I was a carbon-guzzling corporation, I would probably cheat my way around this commitment.

This is equivalent to saying that because 125 students at Harvard appear to have cheated on this exam, all Harvard students probably cheat their way through college.

"There's definitely times where, if we see great fava beans or great peas coming out of Iacopi Farm in California, we probably cheat a little bit," he said.

But Wadler added that professional sports has created an environment in which athletes have been found guilty of cheating to help their performances and that others are still probably cheating.

My resentment on this point, however, really stems from my own incompetence and the fact that I secretly think anyone who is organised enough to get to the shop is probably cheating.

Though the low-power people were probably cheating a bit (the expected average score would be 50), the high-power volunteers were undoubtedly cheating perhaps taking the term "high roller" rather too literally.Taken together, these results do indeed suggest that power tends to corrupt and to promote a hypocritical tendency to hold other people to a higher standard than oneself.

We need to be able to say: 'If you did a payment-for-ecosystem-services scheme here, this group of people would likely achieve a 70% improvement, these would probably cheat, and these others might exceed expectations.' We don't have that capacity yet".

They'd probably cheat and genetically modify all the crops anyway.