Sentence examples for which have probably from inspiring English sources

"I've had muscular problems which have probably come from not having a solid pre-season.

"The hard path entails serious environmental risks, many of which are poorly understood and some of which have probably not yet been thought of," he wrote.

What they didn't say: The WRX Concept is right out of the "Fast and Furious" movies, which have probably sold a lot of Japanese pocket rockets.

Ask someone else to read over your essay as sometimes a fresh pair of eyes can spot mistakes more easily than yours which have probably become bloodshot from staring at a screen for too long.

The craters (more than 35), which have probably been extinct only a few millennia, were part of a tract set apart as a national monument in 1924; some are nearly a half mile across and several hundred feet deep.

The Mail continued with a leader, and column by Stephen Glover, referencing comments by deputy national security adviser Oliver Robbins: Mr Robbins has previously suggested that these documents, which have probably been replicated many times, are so sensitive that British agents have had to be moved for their own safety.

But she has achieved some stasis, which had probably become desirable".

They were shocked by refinery admissions that it accepted gold which had probably been smuggled.

There is a sense of optimism and dynamism in Japanese business, which has probably been in reserve for a while.

That will not save the northern white, which has probably been distinct from the southern whites for one million years.

In college, I cooked tedious variations on "The Joy of Cooking," which has probably ruined American cooking forever.