Sentence examples for earliest probably from inspiring English sources

Some nouns became associated with specific classifiers earlier than others, the earliest probably being nouns that signified culturally valued items such as horses and poems.

In particular, Arthur features in a number of well-known vitae ("Lives") of post-Roman saints, none of which are now generally considered to be reliable historical sources (the earliest probably dates from the 11th century).

In contrast to the Highlands and Islands where stone was extensively used, in the south and east the most visible architectural survivals of the Neolithic are mainly earthen barrows, the earliest probably dating from the beginning of the fourth millennium BCE.

Catching and treating tumors early probably saves a few lives.

[The league] probably can attract some players a little bit earlier, probably 29, 30 years old.

If it had, operating earlier probably would not have made a difference.

Ronnie was definitely one of the former, and I think retiring early probably gave him an extra decade of life.

She was describing an incident that occurred twelve years earlier, probably rather dim in her memory now.

As for the rest, it is just too early, probably, to decide that he is accident-prone.

The boys, both 16, had an argument two days earlier, probably about a girl, some students said.

"If you want to prevent the stereotypes you have to start early, probably in preschool," Ms. Salvi Del Pero said.