Sentence examples for probably matches from inspiring English sources

IDS's reforms are still incomplete and his own desire to stay probably matches the PM's propensity to let ministers get on with things.

Chelsea is 100 years old, and in the swing of a gardening renaissance that probably matches the period in which it was born.

Listen to Moth with the film, she jokes, and "it probably matches shot for shot" – a nod to the Pink Floyd album that, according to stoner legend, syncs perfectly with The Wizard Of Oz. "Our own R&B-pop Dark Side Of The Moon?" quips Patrick Wimberly, Chairlift's quieter, quirkier other half.

This finding is not surprising as one week lag probably matches the incubation period of enteroviruses and the potential delay in parental awareness of and response to clinical symptoms of children.

In most cells, the efflux of Ca2+from the mitochondrial matrix, driven by a Na+/Ca2+exchanger is relatively slow so that the change in [Ca2+]m far outlasts the change in [Ca2+]c, and the metabolic response probably matches the time course of the change in [Ca2+]m.

For the record, I believe that the recent warmth was probably matched about 1,000 years ago".

Once those fares are introduced, he said, the network carriers will probably match them.

He had contemporaries who could probably match him in pure intellectual firepower when it came to mathematical and analytic processing.

Jason Pierre-Paul, who will probably match up most often with D'Brickashaw Ferguson, has been a revelation, recording 131/2 sacks and 76 tackles.

The indignity of losing a job is probably matched only by the indignity of trying to find one.

Financial terms were not disclosed, but the Sabres probably matched the $500,000 contract Ray had last season.