Sentence examples for probably a better idea from inspiring English sources

DISREGARDING what economists say about "eastern Europe" is probably a better idea than following their advice.

But unless you and your friends or family have an awful lot to chat about, 7 p.m. is probably a better idea.

Representatives in the House had what was probably a better idea: to make employers devote a certain percentage of their payroll to health insurance, instead of doing it by the number of full-time workers.

"My feeling is it's probably a better idea to get everything ready and then go ahead at two months' notice when the markets have settled down," Mr. Ecclestone said, according to Bloomberg News.

As Mr Davey says: "Many of us are in this party is because we believe in decentralisation and democracy, and we happen to think that applying those principles to our public services is probably a better idea than an application of another dose of Thatcherism".

Like all wealth storage mediums, keeping your bitcoins "local" is probably a better idea than trusting a web service, but that's a matter of private preference.

Microwaves were rarer then, for instance, so my generation probably had a better idea of how to cook.

The umpires out in the middle probably had a better idea whether Stokes's intervention was "wilful" or not.

You probably have a better idea than most about what those assets now sitting on the Fed's balance sheet are worth.

A company, after all, knows what it pays all its workers, and probably has a better idea of what people elsewhere are making, too.

Mrs. Clinton added that officials probably had a better idea of the range of possible accidents than of the range of terrorist possibilities.