Sentence examples for probably improving from inspiring English sources
"In fact," Mr. McCloy said, "it's probably improving faster than climate change is happening".
"We have hit bottom, and we're probably improving ahead of schedule," said Diane M. Ramirez, the president of Halstead Property.
That study has led to an expansion of deworming programs and, as Alan Krueger of Princeton says, is "probably improving millions of lives".
This suggests that perceptions of the economy could potentially improve, probably improving Mr. Obama's approval rating along with it — even if the fundamentals don't change much, as they seem unlikely to do.
Since 1980, the Poles have two Nobel Prize-winning poets, 34 pages in the "Vintage Book of Contemporary World Poetry" (11 better than France, a country with 25 million more people) and enough top-flight artists to populate dozens of American creative writing departments, probably improving many of them in the process.
This suggests that probably improving the wealth of individuals or removing the cost barrier would help improve the use of adequate ANC in Ghana.
All these improvements and developments will, probably, improve survival and quality of life in such a devastating disease.
And these margins will probably improve further.
It would probably improve investment a little bit," he said.
But Mr. Reid said that Arista could probably improve its performance.
Her chances of doing so probably improved yesterday.
