Sentence examples for quite likely has from inspiring English sources

At 34, he quite likely has two shots left at the Paralympics, in 2012 and 2016.

The governor quite likely has only a few days — the Legislature is scheduled to adjourn for the year on Thursday — and he will then have to persuade the state's voters, who are currently split over casinos, to approve the referendum, most likely in November.

And if this seems to be sending up an artist whose earliest extant drawing is of Mickey Mouse, remember that at the age of 15 Sendak illustrated Prokofiev's Peter And The Wolf; which quite likely has some bearing on his current project.

While it is unclear what risk level Mr. Cochrane would have been assigned, he would quite likely have scored high in areas like work, financial history and family support.

Private health care providers quite likely have some vaccine left, Idaho officials said.

Yet comparable behavior in human communities, as many utopian experiments testify, would quite likely have the opposite result: disintegration.

So a six-month moratorium would quite likely have far greater effect on American oil production that it would seem at first glance.

In last week's column I posited that this might not matter because many healthy Americans would quite likely have ignored the mandate anyway.

Because the census takers would quite likely have missed as many women as men, he decided to look at the ratio of male to female deaths in 1870.

So whatever budget deals are struck now — or avoided — will quite likely have consequences on the next mayor's decision-making.

In November, California voters will quite likely have to decide whether to take marriage away from gay couples rather than whether to grant it to them.