Sentence examples for after is probably from inspiring English sources

A doomed designer (his decline began soon after) is probably not the best lead-in to an article about the rise of designer children's lines, though maybe it is.

And the man you're after is probably Ironhand Junior.

What comes after "the" is probably not a verb, for example, narrowing the possibilities.

CompStat after all, is probably (accounts vary) short for Computer Statistics — now there's an up-to-the-minute concept.

Espionage, after all, is probably England's guiltiest pleasure, as violent crime is ours, so it's no stretch to think of Neil Burnside as his country's Tony Soprano.

After what is probably the most expensive senatorial campaign in history, voters have learned that: Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rick A. Lazio are both in favor of educating children.

In 1958, Leigh played in the film which, after Psycho, is probably the most celebrated of her career, Orsen Wells's baroque melodrama Touch Of Evil.

The significant decrease of the values of exchangeable K+ after liming is probably a result of its displacement caused by the abundant Ca2+ added [39].

His reasoning is that "BHP, at some point after 2010, is probably going to have to think about getting back into the US refining and smelting game.

Subgroup analysis suggest that early treatment between days 4 and 7 after AMI is probably most effective; however, the optimal time point of intracoronary cell administration has never been addressed in clinical trials.

But maybe the problem is that, as Dave Weigel noted yesterday, Johnson, "after Chris Coons," is probably "the least-covered frontrunner of the cycle".