Sentence examples for exists probably from inspiring English sources

The lighting, the little that exists, probably doesn't do much for the band or the audience.

"Between the mistress and her slave a freedom exists probably not to be found elsewhere.

A possibility exists, probably remote at this point, that the papers could just fold, making Philadelphia the winner of a dubious sweepstakes: first major American city to be left without a daily newspaper.

But a D&D campaign based on Stranger Things, while it would be cool (in fact, I'm betting it already exists), probably wouldn't have the same reach online.

When S is greater than O k, the long-wave solution no longer exists probably because in the stress boundary condition (26), the magnitudes of the fluid shear stress, τ zx, and the last term, - S V ̄ ′ ′ u x, are so large that no solution can satisfy this stress balance.

A male sex-determining gene, if it exists, probably supports steroid hormones to direct indifferent gonads to a testis by inhibiting cyp19 transcription for ovarian formation.

The story of Hamlet predates Shakespeare's version; a bloodier, more action-packed "Hamlet" existed, probably written by Thomas Kyd.

It's also an attitude, and it's been called different things – that attitude has existed probably since the youth gangs of Roman times.

While these jobs still exist, probably in greater number than ever, they are not readily available for student summer job-seekers, who are no longer actively recruited since cheap illegal immigrant labor is so readily available.

But regardless of what it says about the state of the Labour party, one thing is now certain - there will be a referendum on whether the British political state should cease to exist, probably in 2010.

"A lot of people in Britain don't actually realise that places like Brookwood exist, probably because of the very high profile of cemeteries abroad," he said.