Sentence examples for is probably the case from inspiring English sources

And on some levels, that is probably the case.

It is probably the case that antidepressants both cause and prevent deaths.

"That is probably the case, but no more than journalists are conversant on other dangerous products," he said.

"I think that is probably the case, but it can only get you so far," he says.

It is probably the case that residents of the Retreat are not in the habit of renovating.

Animal studies strongly suggest that these drugs can produce brain damage, which is probably the case for all psychotropic drugs," he writes.

Indeed, if it seems that a local economy cannot thrive without an outbreak of office parks and mini-mansions, planners and economists say that is probably the case.

But the risk is that the central bank becomes a holder of debt that requires restructuring — as is probably the case now with Greece.

Of course, it is probably the case that many laments over perceived slights to science in politics stem from overt or stealth partisanship or a desire for elected politicians to defer more to experts.

Mallon's critical generosity also comes through in reviews of contemporary fiction writers, though he assumes readers have more appetite for short recycled book reviews than is probably the case.

It is probably the case that he and his fellow elites have been surprised by the persuasive power of the Olympics to bring the people of this country together.