Sentence examples for probably able to from inspiring English sources

You're probably able to see the forest better than most.

You're probably able to deal with complexity better than most.

Hillary Rodham Clinton is, according to her, probably able to handle the attack at 3 a.m.

Knowing both now, you are probably able to tell that you'll get something very different out of the book.

But families are probably able to identify points where they "fall off a cliff," as when a small increase in income renders them ineligible for any Medicaid assistance.

That is, mildly high MIS 3 summer insolation was probably able to maintain the warmth of the ocean surface to the extent so that the Tibetan Plateau and northwestern China received an adequate supply of water-vapour.

Information retrieved from such an object, turns it into a potential smart object, certainly able to auto identify itself and, if security problems are suitably treated, most probably able to connect to the global Internet.

Their hind legs were longer than their front legs and they were probably able to walk on either two legs or four — and again like rauisuchians, with their legs beneath their bodies, not out to the side.

The Etruscan history may have had original material: his first wife, Plautia Urgulanilla, had Etruscan blood, and her family was probably able to put Claudius in touch with authentic Etruscan traditions.

"When a child is 12 or 13, we find they are more responsive and probably able to retain a bit more about the experience, and eminently capable of taking care of themselves," said Mr. Easthope.

Compared to W.C.W., the better-known World Wrestling Federation looks downright highbrow; after all, the W.W.F. has recently been the subject of a documentary, a word few of the characters in "Ready to Rumble" are probably able to spell.