Sentence examples for probably not picked from inspiring English sources

But Darko Milicic, the enigmatic center for the Minnesota Timberwolves, was probably not picked by many to be among the league leaders in anything short of dollars per minute played.

They hypothesize that these genes were probably not picked up in the signatures due to sampling specific biases in the dataset.

New contracts, excluding unconsolidated joint ventures, fell 13 percent to 1,078 homes in a sign that demand will probably not pick up in the near term.

Sterling drifts back to his family: his dying father, his mother and Yuk, a splendid Chinese woman they have picked for him and whom he will probably not pick.

He doesn't expect prices will hit their low until the first quarter of next year, adding that housing starts will probably not pick up until that point.

You're probably not picking the right bra cut for your breast shape.

Tell them that you'll probably not pick up your home or cell phone, but to call if they need serious help.

"I was frustrated because I probably had not picked as well as I could, to compliment the way I play," he said.

"The ease of them being able to pick it up at the farm is definitely an attraction," said Chris Walbrecht of the Garden of Eve organic farm in Jamesport, which sold J. Kings zucchini and heirloom tomatoes in quantities that larger national distributors probably would not pick up -- as little as a single case.

If McClelland missed those calls during the division series and was being evaluated for the World Series, he would probably not be picked.

When Tony Blair's first cabinet met in 1997, anyone trying to guess which faces would still be there a decade later would probably not have picked out Alistair Darling's.