Sentence examples for very probably been from inspiring English sources

In fact, the story has very probably been put together entirely at the office (or ripped off from that morning's Daily Mail) and at the very end, the hack and cameraman will have jumped in a cab in order to secure a backdrop when delivering the script.

That means that act B would not have made things better for the A-people but rather would have caused the A-people – each and every one of them – to have (very probably) been left out of existence altogether.

Mr Creedon's report concluded that at least 42 children's identities had, either definitely or very probably, been used by the Metropolitan Police's Special Demonstration Squad (SDS) and its National Public Order Intelligence Unit (NPOIU).

And he very probably is.

PUHL: That very probably is so, yes.

That, very probably, is going further than the party would like.

It would very probably be the biggest last-minute upset ever in a caucus or primary.

This year will very probably be the hottest year ever, according to the World Meteoreological Organisation.

The current decade will very probably be substantially warmer than the last one.

Of course, if you've got oozing brie and salted caramels indoors, it very probably is.

A trial has been set for August, when he will very probably be South Africa's head of state.