Sentence examples for probably narrow from inspiring English sources

"You could probably narrow down who it is".

He knew that the absentee ballots would probably narrow his lead, and they nearly erased it.

But economists said the deficit would probably narrow in coming months.

Even if the department's records went back to 1979, at best officials would probably narrow the location down to a half-acre of Fresh Kills, he said.

"The stance the FDA's had for a number of years is probably narrow sighted," says Christopher Kassotis, lead researcher on the University of Missouri study.

Mr. Bush's second-place showing in New Hampshire will probably narrow the race here by blemishing his image as a certain winner, but just as South Carolina turned back Patrick J. Buchanan's strength in New Hampshire in 1992 and 1996, it will require Mr. McCain to expend a formidable effort to close the gap.

Their lead probably narrowed in 2008-09, because the pound was weaker, but remains vast.

If the board is determined to follow tradition and pick a journalist, the choice probably narrows to House or Crovitz, who runs the company's electronic publishing.

If it is drug-to-drug interaction, the gap is probably narrower.

Now you probably narrowed your search down to three or four organizations who all offer the same kind of service.

"Now, there are probably some narrow, hypothetical exceptions to that.