Sentence examples for probably permitting from inspiring English sources

Somewhere in the far east the new manager of Hebei China Fortune, Manuel Pellegrini, is probably permitting himself a wry smile at the possibility that the player he brought to City and saw struggle is now flourishing under his successor.

The upper part was slightly rotated forward, probably permitting some degree of binocular vision.

The bifacial grooves probably permitted the points to be fastened to a wooden spear or dart.

Nonetheless, administration officials broadly hinted today that Mr. Clinton would probably permit at least one "test release" of oil soon.

This membrane seems to be continuous with the endoplasmic reticulum (a membranous network) of the cell and has pores, which probably permit the entrance of large molecules.

This, for example, was what probably permitted the ancestors of horses to come into North America for the first time via a land bridge from Asia.

"The program probably permitted us to stay in business," said Ken King, the president and chief executive of the Calgary Flames, referring to the Canadian Assistance Program.

Such an approach will probably permit a generalization to variable matrices and to a variable delay or to two different variable delays.

Cohesion increase due to diagenesis and/or very low grade metamorphism is of overriding importance and probably permits stresses of up to 18 MPa to be transmitted to the updip end of the seismogenic zone at depth and 5 to 13 MPa to the backstop of the actively deforming frontal prism.

Although, the irradiation dosage is equivalent to the current protocols used in other transplantation settings [29], this minimal dosage probably permits survival of significant numbers of endogenous host stem cells that can be activated after transplantation of allogeneic NA-BMCs.

We posit rather that the geographic isolation by the Congo River [26] probably permitted the establishment of different social systems in P. troglodytes and P. paniscus promoted, in part, by ecological and behavioural adaption [23].