Sentence examples for is probably complete from inspiring English sources
It is probably complete coincidence that both Garland and Burton are subjects of one-actor Off Off Broadway shows this summer.
I think this is probably complete nonsense, and not just because alternative legal tools are available: The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, for example, is tried and true and has the undoubted advantage, for officials genuinely interested in catching suspected terrorists and putting them on trial, of having withstood many challenges under the Fourth Amendment.
Most of the FA uptake is probably complete in the proximal small intestine [63], [64], but also ileum is capable of absorbing FA [65], [66], which is in line with the locations of the LCFA transport proteins in combination with estimations of segmental surface area.
If you feel that the main claim of your topic sentence is sufficiently supported and well-developed by the contents of the rest of your paragraph, then your paragraph is probably complete.
The lithification of the sandstone is probably completed before mélange formation (Hashimoto et al., [2006]).
An analysis of the calculated radial distribution functions reveals that the first solvation shell is probably completed when n reaches 11 or 12,[ 14] in good agreement with calculations by other researchers.[ 8, 9] However, Galli et al. who employed a path-integral Monte Carlo method report a value of 10.
The rebuilding was probably complete by about 1525, although the north aisle may not have been completely re-roofed until the early 17th century.
Items coming out at CES were probably complete or at lease prototyped by last CES and the things that are going into R&D and production today will blow your mind this summer.
By 1322 the castle was probably complete.
He established a mill at Belper, about 8 mile south of Cromford; it was probably complete in 1781.
These buildings were probably complete by 1322 although the parapets of the porches and chapel may have been remodelled at a later date.
