Sentence examples similar to probably affirmative from inspiring English sources

He rejected Harvard and went to Yale, though he felt that he was probably an affirmative action choice there, too.

They find that black students who probably benefited from affirmative action — because their achievement data is lower than the average student at their colleges — do better in the long-run than their peers who went to lower-status universities and probably did not benefit from affirmative action.

"Why didn't the first lady share the reason why she got into Princeton was probably because of affirmative action?" McGlowan asked.

A more moderate view might merely answer only one of either (ii) or (iii) in the affirmative (and probably (iii) would be the choice).

"Affirmative action" is probably the best known of these subtle thefts, but this essay is not about affirmative action.

The fight over affirmative action was probably the most dramatic.

A comment by Roger Clegg, president of the conservative Center for Equal Opportunity, provides a window into one strategy the latest war on affirmative action will probably adopt.

The coming term will probably include major decisions on affirmative action in higher education admissions, same-sex marriage and a challenge to the heart of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

At the same time, students who entered elite schools under affirmative action dispensations probably would have done fine at a slightly less exclusive school.

Had you asked supporters at Wantage Road before the season began whether they would settle for a Championship promotion challenge that went to the final afternoon of the last round of matches, the majority would probably have answered in the affirmative.

But once they got to USC, the African American women were repeatedly asked if they were athletes and told they probably got in because of affirmative action.