Sentence examples for making them probably from inspiring English sources

They spread across the continent, where nowadays their numbers are estimated at between 300,000 and one million – making them probably the world's largest wild horse population.

These are capable of holding 3.5 litres of water and in excess of 2.5 litres of digestive fluid, making them probably the largest in the genus by volume.

The creatures who made them probably invented humans in the first place.

That makes them probably the largest form of Christianity after Roman Catholicism and the fastest growing.

That has made them probably the most important people in their divisions and has made executives loath to move them.

These kinds of solutions make them probably efficient but non-portable to other peer-to-peer infrastructures, and so the services and applications constructed over them.

Your hands will be sore if you break the rings; remember that the purpose of the binder rings is to hold things together, so the company that made them probably put a good attachment making them hard to break.

But others say that codes today are already so good that there is little to be gained by making them provably, rather than just probably, unbreakable.

Some of the least perfect tacos I've seen came from a restaurant kitchen where the person making them was probably responsible for 6 or 12 other items, most of which are meant to be eaten with a fork.

I just sat down one night and started making them, I probably had the basic idea for 5 or 6 remixes done within 24 hours.

Women who receive breast implants tend to focus on health issues and be self-attentive (Anderson, 1998), and to have less breast tissue, thus probably making them more likely to find a breast tumour even at an early stage.