Sentence examples for probably Japanese from inspiring English sources
They were probably Japanese.
Probably, Japanese paper, due to the low water content and the short time period of contact with the substratum, extracts salts only from a very thin superficial layer; the data obtained by this method evidence the same salts content on both the two sampled surfaces with a maximum in the central part of the profiles.
Spirit House, on the second floor of the Lincoln Plaza Hotel, is probably the most reliable cocktail bar in the Monterey Park area, but its specialty is probably Japanese beer, and they have more of the various IPAs and double IPAs and red rice ales than anyone in town.
He said that about once a week a van drives up to the site, and a bunch of people get out--probably Japanese--and they all start taking pictures.
It features Latin teams far from home on a probably shivering Japanese winter's night.
The culprit was identified as a fungus, which had been imported from Asia, probably on Japanese chestnut trees, Castanea crenata.
"There are probably more Japanese people studying Korean right now than there were from 1900 to 1990 combined," said Ronald P. Toby, a historian at Tokyo University.
The most famous kouyou trees are probably the Japanese maple, whose leaves turn bright red, and the ginkgo — a Chinese import, as Professor Murata pointed out — whose leaves turn yellow.
Foreign exchange traders said the trades probably involved Japanese yen; some suggested that a steep fall in the yen Tuesday may have been partly caused by Allied Irish rushing to the market to sell yen and buy dollars to unwind positions and stop any further losses.
The oldest example of a collaborative and distributed network involved in modeling cells is probably the Japanese e-cell project from 1996 (Ewan 2004).
