Sentence examples for probably equal from inspiring English sources

The app can do a lot, probably equal to what four travel apps could do, but it can't do everything.

Probably equal to that veneration have been former students who rue the day they ever crossed paths with him.

"His recognition factor is probably equal to mine, or exceeds it," admits Lembit, leavening that "probably" with a joke.

Then, when asked if he was an Old Testament guy or a New Testament guy, he responded: "Probably equal".

"These lines, taken together, have a ridership probably equal to the population of Boston," said Gene Russianoff, staff lawyer for the Straphangers Campaign, a transit advocacy group.

Starting in 2013, the grant would probably equal what the state would have received anyway through federal matching funds, although that is not spelled out.

Gun rights are probably equaled only by abortion rights in their ability to split Democrats and create political havoc.

The Baltic Frasnian, for example, can be divided into at least five time zones using psammosteids (Agnatha), thus probably equaling the precision possible for the better-known marine Frasnian sequences.

My argument probably equaled something like, "Man, if you don't support the alcohol and tobacco industries, you aren't supporting suffering!" Vic pretty much told us we were retards but really nicely and we watched the bands and drove home thinking of cool shit we should have said, especially in front of the longhair from Uniform Choice.

The mortality in this limited area probably equals any that was ever caused in this country, even by the plague; and it was much more sudden, as the greater number of cases terminated in a few hours" (2 ).Although this 1854 outbreak is mentioned in many public health and epidemiology texts, the focus is usually on data gathering and presentation, and the actions taken to address the outbreak.

Another explanation probably deserves equal attention: spin.