Sentence examples for and probably not too from inspiring English sources

Shock, horror: Paris is expensive if you don't earn euros, and probably not too cheap if you do.

It won't matter that Mitchell's side is young and probably not too different from the one that will play in France in 2007.

If I gave you five minutes to name as many freshman members of the House as you could, I suspect you'd have mentioned Ocasio-Cortez, even if you weren't reading this article — and probably not too many others.

"It is my job to investigate activities of the 'five eyes' and probably not too far fetched to assume that this is of interest to different secret services," she said.

And probably not too inaccurate.

No one knows and probably not too much.

As a restaurant district, its personality is almost fully formed, and it's probably not too early to label it a chronic underachiever.

Five years is too soon for a fully functional army and police but probably not too soon for international forces to be pulling back from day-to-day combat and patrolling in almost all of the country, if things go well.

And they're probably not too keen on the idea of Apple storing content in the cloud and streaming it to users either (at least, not without the ridiculous windowing deals like they have with Netflix).

And Mary was probably not too chipper after riding on the back of a donkey while she was 9 months pregnant.

Some grand gesture is just around the corner and we're probably not too far from the end at that point.