Sentence examples for exists probably not from inspiring English sources
The phrase "exists probably not" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express doubt about the existence of something, but the structure is awkward and unclear. Example: "In the context of this theory, it is suggested that such a phenomenon exists probably not."
"Between the mistress and her slave a freedom exists probably not to be found elsewhere.
The lighting, the little that exists, probably doesn't do much for the band or the audience.
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.
This policy that seems to exist is probably not just present in the South.
I knew the real estate bubble had to burst one day, just as I knew a decade earlier that paying people a million dollars for the name of a website that didn't exist was probably not going to turn out that great, either.
This result not only validated our approach, but also indicated that other groups of RNA structures may also exist, though probably not as well conserved as HSL3 or IRE.
If you immediately ask them out and they had no idea that you even existed, that's probably not the way you want it to go.
And if such a path exists, Pope Benedict was probably not the leader to find it.
The paper doesn't have too much to offer in the way of solutions to this oversensitivity just that it exists and it's probably not helping anything.
Without that capital most public technology companies in the U.S. today would probably not exist or be in a much different form.
In other words, the entry does probably not exist in the current organism or its existence has not yet been proven.
