Sentence examples for instead probably from inspiring English sources

It will instead probably be over how and whether to change a troubled Senate, members and aides say.

The proposal would instead probably hurt individuals who enter into bespoke financial contracts with banks in order to avoid tax.

It would also mean persuading countries to give up the coveted freedom to make fuel for reactors — and instead, probably, buy it from an international fuel bank.

A new slowdown would instead probably be caused by another round of bad news, like a rise in gas prices, or a vicious cycle in which the recent weak news spooks consumers and businesses.

Indeed, Google may not have taken Motorola's presence in China into account sufficiently when it acquired the company, but was instead probably more concerned with United States and European regulators.

It is likely that Moropus did not browse or graze as did other horselike forms but instead probably used its large claws to dig up roots and tubers more suited to its type of dentition than grasses.

Instead, they probably will see the dismissal as proof of an even larger conspiracy.

Instead, it probably has more to do with the nature of today's markets.

Use instead: use Probably the least offensive term on this list, but to be avoided nonetheless.

Instead, it probably wouldn't even think about us — crushing us because they are so powerful and their goals aren't naturally aligned with ours.

It is unlikely that the company is the actual source of the donation; instead, it probably helped file Glenbrook's paperwork, or keeps its books.