Sentence examples for that very probably from inspiring English sources

"The Commission considers it safe to record a finding that there is credible evidence against Shri Jagdish Tytler to the effect that very probably he had a hand in organizing attacks on Sikhs," the Nanavati Commission report remarked.

On Friday, Mitt Romney had his best day in state-level polling since at least the party conventions, something that very probably reflects improvement in his standing following the presidential debate in Denver on Wednesday.

That perception is a not indirect result of her vote in 2002 in support of the war in Iraq, a decision that very probably cost her the Democratic nomination in 2008.

Then Jack Brooks claimed three wickets with the new ball, Rashid lured Khawaja down the pitch and had him smartly stumped by Jonny Bairstow for a county-best 117 – and fittingly, Lyth applied the coup de grace with his occasional off-spin, sealing a result that very probably condemns Lancashire to relegation for the second time in three seasons.

As a result much of her book presents readers with a detailed and carefully correlated examination of passages and situations from French writers that very probably had an impact on key features in the three Russian novels.

Changing the manner of conception – moving, that is, from coitus to in vitro fertilization and cryopreservation followed by embryo transfer ten years later – would have surely meant that very probably it would have been a nonidentical (if better off) child who would have been conceived in place of the one.

However, it is important to point out that this morphogenetic effect occurs because PRH is able to regulate cell proliferation in the precursor endodermal cells and that this very probably occurs through its effects on transcription and translation.

In the short time we had in the north I discovered insects that had never been found in Burma before as well as other species that are very probably new to science.

We have also observed a CSR-D that is very probably associated with a DNA repair factor deficiency, and that leads to the occurrence of lymphomas and leukemia.

For critics, that very uncertainty probably means TTIP shouldn't happen at all.

Academic studies suggest that they very probably reduce turnout, but not by more than a couple of percentage points.