Sentence examples for probably clearly from inspiring English sources

If she had it, the illness would probably clearly manifest itself in her late 40's or her 50's, roughly the age her mother became ill.

Shorten said the foreign affairs minister, Julie Bishop, had thought she was doing the right thing by backing Rudd "and probably clearly [thought] she had some sort of agreement or some sort of signal from Turnbull it was the right thing to do".

As in East Timor, the result would probably be clearly for independence.Aceh remains the most delicate problem facing Mr Wahid's awkward coalition government.

These two directions were probably first clearly evident in Derrida's 1989 "Force of Law".

"On the one hand, there are transactions that a bank does that are customer driven and are probably pretty clearly defined and everybody knows what they are.

This was probably most clearly signaled when the World Bank listed Rwanda as the "World's Top Reformer" for business and entrepreneurs in their 2010 Doing Business report.

"His resignation, albeit somewhat delayed, was probably inevitable and clearly for the best.

"We understand the motivation of character probably somewhat more clearly than other people might.

IF a computer can have sex appeal, it is probably demonstrated most clearly in high-end gaming laptops.

This boundary is probably the most clearly defined in Africa.Only Ethiopia is committing violations of human rights, both against Eritreans and against Ethiopians of Eritrean origin, amounting to ethnic cleansing.

Yet, as time passes, one senses the emergence of something like a new French self-definition, which is probably the most clearly "western" in the history of the Fifth Republic.