Sentence examples for probably not then from inspiring English sources

UPDATE: probably not then.

And the sister... Probably not then.

But not this year, and with 2008 being an election year, probably not then either.

For practical purposes, that meant the Fed would not lower rates any sooner than its meeting on Aug. 7 -- and probably not then, either.

"I would not feed any hay grown in the Central Kentucky region unless it has been treated for mycotoxin, and probably not then," said Dr. Steve Jackson, an equine nutrition consultant.

In the interview broadcast last night Brown referred to the fact that the cafe had opened up in one of the poorest parts of London, before asking: "Do you think local people will be able to afford £3.20 cereal?" Keery, who pointed out that the cereal was imported from America, replied: "If they're poor, probably not then.

Well, probably not but then again she is the daughter of two A-listers so the superstar epithet isn't necessarily too far off.

At the time, I was already 35, so I thought, 'If I want to be with this man, I probably won't have children -- maybe there is a chance -- but probably not.' Then I thought, 'It's O.K. for me,' because in this country kids usually grow up and move away -- far away.

"Probably not," Jarrett then murmured.

A: Probably not, and then I probably, at this point, have just scanned it.

It is probably not surprising, then, that anxiety disorders cause significant work impairment.