Sentence examples for it is probably accurate to say from inspiring English sources

John went home from the meeting with "community" approval — though it is probably accurate to say that a community board of thirty-five people appointed by their borough president is no more and no less "the community" than a block on Walton Avenue is the community.

It may seem melodramatic but is probably accurate to say the N.R.C. safety inspection program is on a par with our hit-or-miss airport security.

"I hope I wasn't an authoritarian oppressor, but I think that's probably accurate to say that".

Despite the uplifting talk of decoupling, it is probably more accurate to say that economic growth and carbon emissions remain rather tightly coupled.

It is probably most accurate to say that the two tests assess the same constructs but from somewhat different perspectives with somewhat overlapping and somewhat different construct definitions.

On one hand, it's probably accurate 12 out of 430 players did test positive.

Perhaps – but it's probably more accurate to say it's the first post-Bush superhero movie.

It's probably more accurate to say that money is often administered questionably, by people with insufficient experience in what makes a successful business.

It's probably more accurate to say that team loyalty of this sort begins with youthful enchantment.

It's probably more accurate to say he has simply captured, for the first time in a studio, the full impact and range of his quintet.

It's probably more accurate to say that (as with so many other things) I didn't think about it that hard.