Sentence examples for extended probably from inspiring English sources

Among the provisions in the bill, and other measures being considered, are these: *A 90-day emergency increase in power rates approved last month, which lifted residential charges about 9percentt, would be extended, probably for several years.

The moratorium on the research and its publication will be extended, probably for several months, according to Dr. Keiji Fukuda, the health organization's assistant director general for health security and the environment, who spoke at a news conference after the two-day meeting in Geneva.

According to R. N. Frye, it was under Shapur II that the Persian system was extended, probably in imitation of Diocletian's construction of the limes of the Syrian and Mesopotamian frontiers of the Roman Empire.

"I won't change my life, my life's just fine," the chorus runs, and then extends — probably electronically — as the word "fine" keeps repeating.

By about 300 bc a civilization with elaborate arts based on bronzeworking existed, extending probably from the Tonkin region into Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Indonesia.

For extended periods, probably the most serious limitation of the Pentagon study is the lack of access to White House archives.

Adapt, adopt and extend is probably a better description.

As discussed above, there is much evidence that caloric restriction can activate autophagy and also extend lifespan, probably via its beneficial health effects.

This glacial ice probably extended westward to the edge of the continental shelf [ 28], and likely extirpated many populations of rocky shore taxa.

Her other hand is probably extended to attract feathers or small pieces of paper.

The method could be probably extended to any kind of electrodeposits.