Sentence examples for probably much of from inspiring English sources

At this point the press and probably much of the audience knows the election is over.

If they could, these soldiers would vaporize the rebels, and probably much of Chechnya with it, in a second.

Baltimore's defensive coordinator, Marvin Lewis, said he expected a varied attack from the Giants, probably much of it through the air, and some on the ground with Barber.

"Now we have problems with Barclays, and probably much of the banking sector, with the Libor fixing scandal, my view is that it will be some time before banks' bonds recover".

Very probably, much of what was said in antiquity was sincere, in the sense that the underlying religious and social assumptions were so fully accepted that the warlords' spokesmen, the pharaohs' priests, and their audiences believed all or most of what was communicated and hence did not deliberate or theorize very much about alternative arguments or means of persuasion.

Economists expect no changes for now to the Bank's programme of printing electronic money, known as quantitative easing (QE), while interest rates are widely seen sticking at their record low of 0.5% throughout this year and probably much of next year, too.

An extra day's recuperation surely cannot hurt a team- but as this potted history shows, it's probably much less of a help than it might seem.

In addition, the positive predictive values of rapid tests are probably much lower because of the low-prevalence setting.

"Randall is probably much more sure of himself," he says, in contrast to Darden.

Therefore, their polymorphic information content is probably much higher than that of randomly selected SNPs.

They probably influenced much of the rest.