Sentence examples for probably did no from inspiring English sources

The terrorist attacks, themselves, probably did no more damage to overall output than a serious earthquake or hurricane.

The lawyer, Mr. Anfuso said, "probably did no more work than they did, for three times the cost".

Losing spared Mr. Lambert this particular indignity and probably did no damage to his future prospects as a recording artist.

Henri's intimacy with the French leaders probably did no harm to his application for government money to keep his château at Amboise, on the Loire, in royal condition.

The chief defence lawyer denies this.The imprecision of the charges, over the past year, has fuelled the assumption that the suspects probably did no great wrong.

Another expert, Dr. Steven K. Libutti, said that based on his reading of the new biography, it seemed likely that Mr. Jobs's tumor had spread by the time it was found, and the delay in surgery probably did no harm.

I wasn't fit, so really I probably did no-one any favours," he later conceded.

It will probably do no better this year; some growth forecasts are as low as 0.25%.

"I will dissolve the coalition if the policy is not implemented," he puffs.He will probably do no such thing.

This will probably do no good if your house catches fire — although it may release toxic smoke.

But that would probably do no more than counter the effects of the lenders' latest moves to constrict credit.