Sentence examples for probably do nothing from inspiring English sources

His Uefa man-markers can probably do nothing about him playing Charlie to his angels.

Until then, if there were ever such a thing as a European army, it would probably do nothing.

Lastly, Airbus must also contend with the unquantifiable risk of another successful terrorist act a risk about which, alas, Mr Forgeard, like most people, can probably do nothing.

Second, the most generous insurance plans really would become less generous, but the change would probably do nothing to harm people's health.

There was no blood getting to her kidneys and maybe elsewhere as well — the operation would tell us for certain, but it would probably do nothing to solve the problem.

But as the cartel prepares to meet this week in Japan, members have indicated that OPEC will probably do nothing to rein in oil prices that hover around $30 a barrel.

(Being a very grand aristocrat in a safe Tory seat probably did nothing to hurt either).

"David Cameron has probably done nothing wrong and in my view there is nothing wrong with legal tax avoidance.

It probably did nothing to lift Newcastle's morale to hear that Demba Ba, their chief striker until a week ago, scored twice in Chelsea's 5-1 rout against Southampton.

The eruptive brilliance of the playing was matched by ferocious singing from the Edinburgh Festival Chorus, who have probably done nothing finer.

And the composer Hershy Kay probably did nothing better than his adaptation of tunes that many Britons have known since childhood, from "The Keel Row" and "Ye Banks and Braes" to "Colonel Bogey" and "Rule Britannia".