Sentence examples for probably clarify from inspiring English sources

"They should probably clarify some of their rules and regulations," he said.

Mr. Carney said that he did not know but that he expected the president to be asked about it sometime soon in an interview or other setting and that he would probably clarify his views then.

Should probably clarify here: No one on this earth wants to see an OAP huddled over an electric bar fire, swaddled in every single blanket they have collected in their life.

– The Boy Scouts of America: they're OK with gay people sort of, but not really, and they're OK with kids participating being homosexual, but not any group leaders, or something like that, blah-blah-blah, and who knows! (They should probably clarify what they're thinking).

Because 66 well-known genes has been studied in neural cells or organs, further research about functional differences between alternative isoforms will probably clarify their functions in non-neural cells or organs.

Additional data and further research will probably clarify the matter.

"I think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself".

"I think this probably clarifies the issue a little bit to the point where it will start to bring some people together to look at melding the two issues so that we come up with something that works for everybody," Okerland told the paper.

The DUP will probably only clarify their intentions once they have digested the broadcasters' response to David Cameron's ultimatum.

A direct comparison of the whole-body distribution of [18 F]AFM and [11C]AFM in monkeys probably will clarify the issue whether the high uptake of [18 F]AFM in the spine region is solely due to [18 F]fluoride ion, its binding to SERT or in combination of both.

But as the authors surely know and probably should clarify in the paper, the main purpose of laboratory testing is the ¨comparative-evaluation¨ of the effectiveness of pure compounds or formulations.