Sentence examples for although that is probably from inspiring English sources

Paul Krugman says we should convert to a Canadian-style, single-payer system, although that is probably politically unrealistic.

He is listed as day to day and could even play in Tuesday's rematch with the Flyers at Madison Square Garden, although that is probably optimistic.

But under present circumstances it is inconceivable that he would be named one, although that is probably the least of his current worries.

The point here is not to quarrel with these policy choices (although there is much to quarrel with) or to suggest that Blackstone has benefited more than other firms (although that is probably the case).

The WI began in 1915 in Llanfairpwll - although that is probably not the village's biggest claim to fame.

What is very likely, however, is that eventually Series LLCs will dominate the business entity landscape, although that is probably some decades away.

Although there are surviving examples that are probably several centuries old, most traditional topiary gardens are replacement plantings.

Previously the idea was mooted by Michael O'Leary, the boss of Ryanair although that was probably more attention-seeking than serious proposal.

I think that is probably right, although there is another reason.

That is probably true although extra time seemed more likely before Taylor's dab of the boot.

Although that's probably an app too.