Sentence examples for and probably create from inspiring English sources
"We all need to chip in and probably create a few more chances and put teams under pressure.
That means the process of searching through a data lake is much more like running a query on Google, looking at the result set and deciding, "Ah, here's a field I'm interested in". On the next search, you use that field, and probably create and identify other fields as well, searching interactively and expanding the description of the structure of the big data at the same time.
These are the next generation newspapers that will survive and probably create another 400 years of incredible history.
An attempt to change the rules would be "really unprecedented and probably create a civil war and lawsuits," said one GOP elections expert, who requested anonymity to speak frankly.
An attempt to change the rules would be "really unprecedented and probably create a civil war and lawsuits," said one GOP elections expert who was granted anonymity to speak frankly.
The four de novo mutations that were found coded for premature stop codons and probably create a truncated ASXL3 protein.
You have to feel bad for Quins here, who gave it everything and probably created just as much as Saracens, only to be stretched to breaking point on a scorching hot day.
Argentina's spectacular real wage increase was accompanied by, and probably created by, the aforementioned improvements in shipping technology that enabled Argentine mutton and beef to efficiently be shipped to European markets.
"I went out of my way, and probably created a lot of staging problems, keeping to fidelity with Dickens," Lehmann said in a phone interview.
Current house tally: five clean baskets in the laundry room (blocking the auxiliary fridge and probably creating a certifiable fire hazard); one clean basket in the master bedroom; a clean load in the dryer and one in the washer.
It hit the dark basin at a speed of roughly 37,900 miles per hour and probably created a new crater about 131 feet wide in an explosion with the energy of 15 kilotons of TNT -- three times greater than the last record-holder.
