Sentence examples for probably have borne from inspiring English sources

The Republicans -- who would probably have borne most of the blame for closing the government -- remained devoted to the no-taxes script they had used to defeat Gov. Jim Florio.

None had borne children.

And of all the countries on the list, it is probably Denmark and Canada that have borne the greatest political shocks overall.

In many cases the couple will have borne or raised children together, probably established their own household, and have co-habited at some time.

"Maybe the industry could have borne these costs two years ago, but they probably can't today," the chief justice said.

Some approaches have borne fruit.

These have borne some fruit.

Hayden Lake, a community of about 400 people that is 10 miles south of the former compound, has probably borne the biggest brunt of the image problem.

She name-dropped an elementary school in Wapiti, Wyoming, surrounded by a fence to keep out bears and said the school also probably had firearms to protect students from those same bears.

The show bears the Jim Henson Company's name, so it probably has merit.

"I've probably had 200 bear and 3 mountain lion encounters," Helus told a Facebook friend who jokingly asked if he were part animal.