Sentence examples for probably began not from inspiring English sources

In fact, the anti-gay move probably began not with homophobic bureaucrats, but with ultra-nationalists sabotaging Turkey's ties with the European Union.They failed.

As we consider water as the new paradigm, we probably should begin not at the top of the user pyramid, but at the bottom, with a better calculation of our own water footprint, a measure of the amount used to produce each of the goods and services we use, directly and indirectly.

He took out a patent in 1788 and probably began manufacture a year later; he does not seem to have realized a fortune from his invention, inasmuch as a subscription for his relief was started in 1809.

The insomnia symptoms expressed in the Chronic Mixed or Episodic Maintenance patterns tended to be present at baseline and therefore probably began earlier so it is not clear whether they preceded or were preceded by psychiatric distress or socioeconomic disadvantage.

"It is clear that this did not crop up just now," Mr. Liel said, adding that the judicial steps probably began when Israel announced it would not apologize.

I should probably begin by sharing that am not the best at anything.

Charlie Ward, whom Jackson will replace as the starting point guard, probably beginning tomorrow against Sacramento, didn't do appreciably more in 34 minutes.

Formal textual criticism, the identification of antecedently existing oral traditions that were later redacted into Biblical texts, and author identification (e.g. figuring out which of the Epistles were written by Paul and which were probably not) began to develop in the late 19th century.

Unless you're telling the story about the proper assembly of an IKEA bookshelf, your story probably shouldn't begin at the beginning.

It was expected that closing arguments would probably not begin before next week.

Preliminary hearings in the case will probably not begin until September.