Sentence examples for probably arouse from inspiring English sources

It is urgent to study the potential lung toxicity that f-SWCNTs could probably arouse, as well as the underlying mechanisms.

His denial would probably arouse the excitable suspicions of Scully's colleague Agent Fox Mulder.

The negotiations hinged on how strong a commitment to breaking with Libya's past Colonel Qaddafi was willing to make in a public statement, given the criticism it would probably arouse in parts of the Arab world, officials in London said.

All told, Sissako's film has probably aroused more interest from the world's press than the horrors that inspired it.

"Tucker's appearance probably aroused no suspicion that she held a powerful position in a violent organized crime enterprise," they wrote.

Did you make the mistake of starting a sentence with "When I worked at Awesome Incorporated…?" If so, you probably aroused feelings of inadequacy and elicited self-protective resistance.

Although it is difficult to admit, the characteristic of EBM that probably arouses the strongest criticism is the absence of a universal and absolute truth: the conclusions that can be reached through EBM are always preceded by a description of the main investigation analyzed; new results can (and should) modify our clinical practice.

He said that powerful emotional reactions would probably be aroused by the matters to be investigated.

Such attention has probably been aroused by the fact that in recent years, national and international diabetes associations have consistently emphasized the need to increase intake of a high dietary fibre diet.

You're likely to arouse suspicion and someone will probably call the school.

And, if there was any suspicion, then Herr Puhl's suspicion would probably have been aroused more strongly than mine.