Sentence examples for can probably match from inspiring English sources

Georgia Tech, which has raised $500 million from mostly private donations for a building boom on campus, can probably match any bid thrown out by an N.B.A. owner or another top-10 college program should Hewitt invoke buyout provisions.

You can take a small portion of it to a window dealer, and they can probably match it with new stripping for you to get the right size.

I think we should probably match 3.0.*, not just 3.*.

So I might date somebody a few times and I think, well, you know I can probably find a match that would be a little bit more appropriate.

Although with time that headstamp's origin can probably be worked out, matching it to a particular factory would not fully settle questions of who tampered with these rounds.

Fortunately, no matter what your vision might be, you can probably find a view to match it somewhere in the U.S. Inspiring vistas are ubiquitous and easy to find -- they stretch from Hawaii to Maine.

As I've written before, whatever your view of the science and policy choices related to global warming, you can probably find a Nobelist with matching views.

The limited percentage of matching sequences can probably be ascribed to the different tissues of origin: gonad and brain in the Adriatic sturgeon, and mainly pituitary gland, skin and spleen in the reference database.

You can probably get that pillowcase made to match your sofa or a suit tailored to fit, and artisans will proudly show you how it is done.

That way the government can probably do a decent job of matching qualified individuals to needed services, and avoid having to just pay them for doing nothing at all.

While you can probably shed a few pounds by matching your diet to your activity level, several studies have found that adding exercise in to your regimen is 20% more effective than dieting alone.