Sentence examples for probably promising from inspiring English sources

Somewhere, someone was probably promising their board they could use nanotechnology to make Harry Potter's invisibility cloak a reality.

In view of this, Cameron will probably end up promising a referendum, but not until after the next election.

So here we are, holidays upon us, and the iPhone — actually, probably the Touch — promising to be a big seller for the 16-to-95 16-to-95 16-to-95

The use of these compounds in the chemical control of insect pests is probably more promising than is the use of juvenile hormone.

There has been a gradual departure from the pattern in which innovation policies are formulated by one single government agency, therefore steering China to a different and probably more promising innovation trajectory.

TEM results show that the obtained Ag2O NPs with the size of 8 nm are uniformly dispersed on the surface of g-C3N4 NSs, which reveals that g-C3N4 is probably a promising support template for in-situ growth of nano-sized materials.

From a practical point of view, crystal design from precursor solutions is probably most promising for two-step processes.

Surface electromyography of the abdominal muscles is probably a promising tool and worth being developed and validated for use in young infants.

The first issue in BMI decoding is the choice of the motor parameters, such as position, velocity, acceleration, gripping force, and even EMG signals, which are probably more promising for the patient to accept as the brain-muscular interfaces other than the stiff robot [ 46].

Though you may be struggling to find teachers from outside your school, you probably have promising paraprofessionals and teacher's aides in your classrooms already.

It is concluded that the method is promising and probably imposes acceptable convergence requirements in many practical cases.