Sentence examples for devoting probably from inspiring English sources

After a busy week of devoting probably 80percentt... okay, 90percentt of my attention to my job, it was finally Saturday.

Even the most intensely devoted Catholics probably can see that the Church is certainly not at the height of its popularity.

The new season of "Smash," NBC's flashy, trashy backstage melodrama, will be starting soon, so theater types will probably be devoting most of their free time to watching it and chattering about it.

Johnson said he would probably devote one game to the bench and his starters.

Free time, if it exists, is probably devoted to TV or video games.

Mauresmo is still France's Fed Cup captain and will probably devote most of her energies towards the team now.

The German chancellor, who has probably devoted more hours to the Putin relationship than any other western politician, is exasperated.

Indeed, I didn't mind at all that the book probably devotes more words to collaborationist intrigues and investigations than to beauty creams and hair dyes.

"PRIVATE-equity firms are only now starting to do aggressive branding," says David Rubenstein, boss of the Carlyle Group, a top private-equity company that has probably devoted more thought to its brand strategy than anyone else in the industry.

But if federal prosecutors investigated every similar anonymous comment on the internet, we could probably devote the entire federal budget to hunting down these types of blogosphere trolls, and still not find them all.

And Mr. Ebbers, who until now has probably devoted at least as much of his professional energy to mergers and acquisitions as to day-to-day operations, has certainly never run a company the size of MCI Worldcom, as it intends to call itself.