Sentence examples for probably asserts from inspiring English sources

If Mary utters the sentence assertively, then she (probably) asserts the content of that sentence in her context.

He says the co-op can probably assert a claim against the renovating neighbor under the provisions of the proprietary lease and the alteration agreement.

British Airways would probably assert that the competitive landscape has changed vastly since the two airlines first approached regulators, in 1996, Mr. Sentance added.

The only problem was that it was a complete forgery written 400 years later, probably to assert the Pope's right to be more powerful than Charlemagne.

Another potential deep pocket would be the city of Oakland, which probably would assert governmental immunity.

The presenters assert, probably correctly, that the Spanish song repertory is the most overlooked among singers, both professionals and students.

MONTREAL — Noel Coward may have asked in the 1950s why the show must go on, long after P.T. Barnum probably had already asserted that it must.

In all the publicity, there have been no reliable statistics as to how many British teen-agers are using drugs of even the milder sort, and some calm voices assert probably correctly, that the number is minuscule.

"I probably could have asserted my jab a little bit more.

An internal newsletter produced by the Hubbard Communications Office, probably in the mid-fifties, asserts, "There are many to whom America and the world listens.

Elsewhere, Meyer gives Parsons more credit than he probably deserves, as when he asserts that "Exile on Main Street" was more or less an unofficial Parsons album.