Sentence examples for it probably remains from inspiring English sources

It probably remains a sport the public knows little about, except that it involves fit women in bikinis hitting a ball over a net.

If Pashtun loyalty to the Taliban is weakening in Afghanistan, it probably remains strong among Pakistan's 16 million Pashtuns, who live along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan.

But I'd say that, let's just start from the beginning, because there's so much temptation to steal money, to tunnel money out of corporations, it probably remains true that your main duty of loyalty is to the actual shareholders.

More fundamentally, he added, despite European leaders' effort to strengthen their main bailout fund, it probably remains too small, at €440 billion, to dig out Spain or Italy if the contagion should spread.

His novel Terug tot Ina Damman (1934; "Back to Ina Damman"), a love story, was considered equally shocking when it appeared, but, having a less bitter theme, it probably remains the most popular of his more than 50 novels.

The civic humanist program has left such an impression on political philosophers and theorists generally that it probably remains the more widespread view today, especially among those who are not themselves experts in the history of political thought.

Delete it from the trash, and it still probably remains on the server, as does much other information deleted from your computer.

The first of these steps, the formation of the PGC, appears to be the most complex, and it also probably remains the least understood.

This occurs in approximately 2% to 4% of adults younger than 45 years and its prevalence probably remains constant [ 9].

However, the main issue to propose its use as a first screening test for BRAF genotyping in routine laboratories probably remains its cost.

The Sun takes the name of an esteemed newspaper that first appeared in 1833, gasped its last in 1950 and probably remains most famous for an 1897 editorial proclaiming, "Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus".