Sentence examples for address probably from inspiring English sources
If your Esprimo and Revo are both trying to use the same address, probably neither will work.
"A heck of a series," Stern said in his pre-finals address, "probably the best that I could possibly expect for my last finals".
Lincoln went from the Gettysburg Address, probably had to go eat dinner, and then some really practical concerns with his family: shit".
The charts and discussion were meant to address probably the biggest concern of investors: that large mergers in the fast-moving computer industry rarely, if ever, succeed.
Amusingly enough, telling Microsoft your real Gmail address probably gives away more of your privacy than creating an anonymous Microsoft account with Outlook.
On the other hand, Clarke reminds us, the phrase "We have nothing to fear but fear itself," in Roosevelt's first inaugural address, probably came from a department-store ad in a newspaper.
To the Editor: Roger Cohen addresses probably the single most divisive issue not only in America, but indeed worldwide today.
"We are addressing probably the most serious crimes committed since the Second World War – 1.8 million people at least were killed in the space of [four] years – and I think the Cambodian people still expect answers," Andrew Cayley, the international co-prosecutor in the case, said last night from the Cambodian capital.
On the downside, this may make it slightly easier for hackers to crack open your account as usernames are public while most email addresses probably weren't.
These findings could be clinically relevant, suggesting that in order to improve TMD symptoms other existing comorbidities need to be assessed and addressed, probably in interdisciplinary clinics hosting multiple health professions [55].
However, the accuracy and the precision that these approaches can confer are not as high as those our method can, or were not addressed probably due to disregard of presenting the relative abundances of intergenic sequences.
