Sentence examples for probably known for from inspiring English sources

A. If you've worked for the same person for years and are seen as the right-hand man or woman, you are probably known for executing strategy but not necessarily for developing it.

But Amazon has probably known for quite a long time that they'd eventually have to get into the broader tablet space as well.

You'll find obscure stuff and songs you've probably known for ages.

Thing Five: BREAKING: You're Not Saving Enough: You have probably known for at least the past decade or two that you are not saving enough for retirement.

A new poll reinforces a bleak truth that many of us have probably known for a long time almost half of Canadians have a negative opinion about Islam.

Chinese intelligence and the senior political leadership has probably known for some time the severity of Kim Jong Il's ailments -- though some told me as recently as two months ago that they thought his health was rebounding, that in the recent trip Kim had made with his heir apparent son that Kim Jong Il was more robust than he had been in other trips. .

We'll probably know for sure on November 3rd, the date RED has scheduled for announcing their updated Scarlet compact HD camera.

Sling Media, the Dish subsidiary you probably know for its Slingbox and Sling TV service, is announcing its SlingStudio hardware today.

That's expected to grow as TI, which most consumers probably know for its calculators, continues to work its DLP brand into the marketplace through 18 manufacturers, including consumer entertainment giants such as Samsung, Toshiba, Panasonic and RCA.

In February, he told Australian broadcaster SBS  he wanted a "new challenge" and that "if I keep doing what I'm doing here, I probably know for myself I won't be here next year".

We probably know, for example, that the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776.