Sentence examples for probably established from inspiring English sources

He probably established himself in Barcelona about 1515.

Tuesday night's live Webcast from the White House probably established some precedents.

The limits for both total body size and organ size are probably established by genetic mechanisms.

"I think Corzine has probably established himself as a credible alternative, with all of his advertising and endorsements.

A famous lighthouse of this period was the Lanterna of Genoa in Italy, probably established about 1139.

Abate's Martyrdom of St. Peter and St. Paul in the church of San Pietro, Modena (1547), probably established his reputation.

The plan, which will be completed over the next several weeks, will probably establish a new mechanism for transferring banks' nonperforming loans to something similar to the Resolution Trust Corporation.

At the same time, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Richard B. Myers, also made it clear today that the United States Central Command, responsible for American forces in the Middle East, would probably establish a forward headquarters in the Persian Gulf state of Qatar soon.

That will include moving to California, near family, and probably establishing a career around herself rather than around another big company.

I kid, but really, no sweeping reforms were likely at any time during this acrimonious election season, so this gives them time to do real research and, probably, establish their own sub-commissions.

First, Cochran is prank called by someone pretending to Simpson, probably establishing Cochran's willingness to take the case.