Sentence examples for very probably has from inspiring English sources

So something very probably has to give for the Republicans.

This very probably has to do with the incumbency advantage.

Furthermore, the DAZ gene family in fish very probably has only two members, namely boule and dazl, because blast searches by using boule and dazl queries failed to detect any additional DAZ family genes in fish cDNA databases and all of the five sequenced genomes (data not shown).

Thirdly, one of the doctors categorised the remaining cases (cases in group 2) based on examination of the original files of the road investigation teams into three groups: (1) eCall could very probably have prevented the fatality, (2) the very probable effect of eCall could not be authenticated, and (3) those with insufficient data (e.g. not enough information about injuries).

"Without significant funding from News International, it would very probably have been forced to close anyway".

If Cameron had won the vote in parliament two years ago, the main beneficiary in Syria would very probably have been Isis.

There are more unusual whiskies, from distilleries you very probably have never heard of: Caol Ila, Mortlach, Auchentoshan, BenRiach, Pulteney.

A gain of two or three points for Mr. Obama in the polls, for instance, would very probably have become obvious by now.

And Cameron's Conservatives would themselves very probably have to rely on Ukip and Northern Irish DUP votes, as well as his own right wing, if their scaremongering were to take them over the line on 7 May.

Billy Vunipola and George Ford took advantage to take play to Argentina's line and when Robshaw tried to give Tom Wood what would very probably have been a scoring pass, Matías Orlando deliberately knocked the ball away, earning himself a yellow card and England a penalty try.

The main finding showed that the system could very probably have prevented 3.6% of the road fatalities investigated.