Sentence examples for probably combined from inspiring English sources

All manner of explanations were offered, many of which probably combined to give us something like the truth.

"There's no question I have the speed to win as far as slalom and G.S. and probably combined, too," Miller said of his Olympic gold-medal chances.

Smith said his love of history, passion for flying planes and the fact his father was in the RAF probably combined to make him rather driven when it came to the Park campaign.

In reality, chop suey restaurants had appeared in the city several years before his visit, serving a dish that probably combined bean sprouts with livers, gizzards and other kitchen scraps.

It said something for Paulo Sousa's highly watchable side that they held their nerve on a decisive European night at Anfield, and they impressed in beating Liverpool at home, but the all-conquering strength of Real Madrid and the relative weakness of their other two opponents probably combined in their favour.

But while writers such as Wells and, by extension Kneale himself, could be accused of being reactionary in the face of advancing technology in a godless world, its innovative use, too, of the London Tube as a setting, and Kneale's excitement over "ideas", probably combined to make it an iconic story.

Conservative justices who value federalism and liberal justices who sympathize with gay marriage will probably combine to invalidate the act.

NBC will probably combine its cable networks into one division giving it a much larger combined share of the total audience, NBC executives said.

New federal guidelines, along with legislation given a strong chance to pass in Congress next year, will probably combine to make the paperless voting machines obsolete, the officials say.

Like the operation in Afghanistan, it will probably combine foreign programming with local-content reality shows and dramas, along with coverage of news, opinion and current affairs.

Mr. Matabosch, a Spaniard, said in a phone interview that he was ready to take charge in Madrid soon, "but obviously I can't leave the Liceu overnight so I will for some time probably combine somehow the two places, although that involves doing very different things".