Sentence examples for are probably about from inspiring English sources

If the aim is the former, then the current levels are probably about right.

I think the rules are probably about right where they are.

Our estimate is that there are probably about 700 people down here, possibly more.

The prices are probably about right in broader terms but present circumstances dictate that the value is with Colchester.

Fabry patients — there are probably about 1,000 in the United States being treated with Fabrazyme — have become more aggressive.

"There are probably about 600 of them who are still here in the cemetery on top of the hill".

I doubt that past generations pay attention to ridiculous and misleading 'use by dates' either, which are probably about as accurate as Tesco's Christmas pudding stock plans.

A new study, however, provides further evidence that the numbers are probably about right.The uncertainty arises mainly because weather stations were never intended to provide a climatic record.

The Yankees, who trail the Rays by 11 games, are probably about to see a streak of 13 straight playoff berths die.

On the whole, other people's drug experiences are probably about as interesting as other people's dreams, on or off the page.

"There are probably about 1,000 people in the world who are as insightful about the Internet as Esther," Mr. Cochetti said.