Sentence examples for probably only to from inspiring English sources
Not to everyone's tastes – probably only to one person's taste, in fact – but you've got to hand it to Fidler.
"That matters," he says, predicting that the dollar will fall and the euro will rebound, but probably only to $1.15.
France and Britain are said to be in favour, but probably only to fend off demands to turn their seats into a single EU one.
A master on computers, he seemed happiest when talking about the technical side of surveillance, at a level of detail comprehensible probably only to fellow communication specialists.
In Mahler's hands, this is a professionally told if not terribly dramatic story, one I'd recommend to lawyer friends — but probably only to them.
City were comfortable and it was probably only to be expected that they would ease off, with three more home games to come in the next nine days.
"You're probably only going to have to pay $7 to see Lincoln".
This prospective study may seem large, but from experience with GWAS it is probably only powered to deliver modest to large allele effects.
The best and probably only way to save the frogs is to remove trout from lakes, biologists said.
The accuracy of these numbers exists only to report calculated results; these numbers are probably only accurate to the first significant figure.
Your best, and probably only, way to survive the Taurus demons is to tackle them each individually.
