Sentence examples for probably handy from inspiring English sources

"I don't know if it's advanced my claim but it's probably handy.

I'm not sure I approve of those things, although they are probably handy a lot of the time.

I mean, it's probably handy for a few pieces here and there, but isn't it rather a nonstandard size?

Against that there would be no vaccine, and probably no handy antidote.

The judge joked, "New prosecutors are given a manual, probably entitled, 'Handy Race-Neutral Explanations' or '20 Time-Tested Race-Neutral Explanations.'" As it turns out, that really happens.

Saves an email or a message, and is probably a handy tool for tech bloggers like myself.

They could just as easily run a different Linux-based OS, but Android has name recognition and probably some handy 3G and mobile wi-fi stacks.

According to one source familiar with the company Google will be offering an easier way to search Google+  and eventually adding Google + to its main search index (I have no idea whether Google+ will offer its own search widget on Google+ profiles but yeah, it would probably be handy).

In other words, a super intelligent computer could upgrade itself, and that would probably be handy, but it wouldn't necessarily be getting exponentially more intelligent just because it was snapping more and better Pentiums onto its motherboard.

And even a front-wheel drive Evoque will probably be handier than a normal car if you do need to negotiate the odd rough track or ford the odd river.

The book's explanation of the difference between "will" and "would," involving Emeril and some Creole flapjacks, is probably not as handy as it might have been.