Sentence examples for probably points out from inspiring English sources

Also, no activity was detected against fungi, which probably points out that antibacterial agents are more common in plants studied than antifungal agents [ 16].

Of course, this threshold point should be interpreted with caution, and probably points out the pattern of the association (i.e. number of hours of sport practice and a posterior plateau) rather than the exact threshold point (Table  1 ).

I should probably point out I'm a Scot and find this all endlessly funny.

But his partner probably pointed out that it nearly cost 1970.

"I should probably point out that I don't own one myself.

Trump would probably point out, too, that you'd be better off reading his book than reading His book if you're trying to win a negotiation.

I should probably point out that Bailey has gone past 1,000 ODI runs in this innings, at an average that has crept up to 49.80.

But I should probably point out that not all star ratings are created equal, a fact perhaps obvious to some readers but not to others.

If so, someone should probably point out that Gianluigi Buffon did not make it on to the list; that's how reliable it is.

Tomlinson said he would probably point out to his teammates before they take the field on Sunday that the Jets will determine this month if they win the A.F.C. East.

SINCE I have been rather gloomily following the lack of improvement in weekly initial jobless claims for much of the past year, I should probably point out that in recent weeks, claims numbers have actually shown some real improvement.