Sentence examples for it is probably correct from inspiring English sources
BANGKOK, Thailand, Sept. 25 — If the military junta that holds Myanmar in its grip sees enemies on every side, it is probably correct.
It is probably correct to attribute the film to that phase of Nazi anti-Jewish policy when its focus was still expulsion rather than extermination.
"I said that it is probably correct that 'recuse' is a transitive verb because I suspect that some verbs (perhaps 'recuse' among them) have evolved from purely transitive to transitive/intransitive by reason of the fact that the reflexive object (as in 'I recuse myself,'hehe recuses himself') was so obvious that it was regularly omitted".
As the learned counsel say: Hunh? "It is probably correct that 'recuse' is a transitive verb," he half-concedes as he argues his case in Scalia v. Safire (with me presiding in this, my courtroom, and not recusing myself), "but it seems to me common and proper usage, with some transitive verbs, simply to omit the object that is clearly implied from the context.
It is probably correct to describe the reaction of the Australian cricket press as "realistic".
"It is probably correct to say this new earthquake was triggered by the December one," says seismologist Phil Cummins of Geosciences Australia, Canberra, who last year tried to raise concern about the tsunami threat off Indonesia.
If declarer had the diamond ace, it was probably correct to ruff and return a club, hoping partner was void.
It's probably correct -- or mostly correct.
If the threads mesh and the lengths are the same, it's probably correct.
Character 46 of Ortega Hernández et al. The authors stated that this was present in Skioldia[ 19] but coded it as absent, which is probably correct.
