Sentence examples for would probably have increased from inspiring English sources

She said the takeover would probably have increased prices and reduced choice for consumers by placing too much power with one mobile operator.

John's land was not earmarked for development in the first phase, and that by the time the city was ready to make a deal with him, his land would probably have increased in value.

Then the internist would probably have increased the dosage or switched to another drug.

Perfect calorie matching would probably have increased the effect size.

The use of an electronic stethoscope would probably have increased these values.

The inclusion of languages other than English would probably have increased precision.

He could have chosen another site inside the tombs for the shooting, and he would then probably have increased the risk of either being shot by soldiers at the site during the shooting and/or hurting other Jews frequenting the Tomb.

Third, you'll probably have increased risk.

In addition, we used criteria for describing classic ATN as proposed by Thadhani and colleagues [ 8]; we recognise that if we used a broader definition for ATN, by incorporating more subtle renal histopathologic changes (that is, endothelial injury, evidence of apoptosis), the sensitivity of our search would probably have been increased.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said a Conservative government would probably have to increase taxes.

"We would be mounting less productions, employing less actors and designers, we would probably have to increase ticket prices and we would travel less around the country... What is going to happen will lead a long legacy, it will not be a short-term problem," she said.