Sentence examples for probably cited from inspiring English sources

The Canadian Supreme Court, she said, is "probably cited more widely abroad than the U.S. Supreme Court".

Walmart, Toys'R'Us, and Macy's had the most PTAT (Likes/comments/shares). User mentions of the word "shopping" spiked 586percentt last week, and many of those probably cited where people were shopping.

Studies partly or completely sponsored by industry, however, were published in more prestigious journals and are probably cited more, although their methodological quality and size were similar.

Sigma would probably cite its use of the famed Foveon sensor as a reason for its photographic success.

Those who assert the "democratic" and "free" qualities of the worldwide web would probably cite his famous essay with approval in any discussion of English usage today.

And he would probably cite the Bar's cab-rank rule, which stipulates that a barrister, like a taxi, is for hire to all comers.

International law experts have said that even if Ms Knox were definitively convicted, then US authorities would probably cite the double-jeopardy clause in an 1983 bilateral US-Italy treaty in order to block any extradition request.

Critics of the Bush administration's Iraq policy will probably cite the attack data to argue that the American troop increase in Baghdad has not achieved the hoped-for decline in violence.

For example, Cruz touted his "American Energy Renaissance Act" on Hannity, a bill he will probably cite a great deal on the campaign trail because he's passed zero meaningful legislation.

If asked, most respondents would probably cite the state of the economy as their main reason for feeling gloomy.

Yamane pointed out that I'm probably citing a paper called "Gun Ownership as a Risk Factor for Homicide in the Home," also known in gun culture circles as the "Kellermann Study," or the "bullshit Kellermann study for asshole libtards".