Sentence examples for probably single from inspiring English sources
Tory sources said there would be exemptions for people in care, disabled people and probably single parents.
Of these, /kw/ and /gw/ were probably single labialized velar consonants, not clusters, as they do not make for a heavy syllable; /gw/ occurs only after /n/, so only guesses can be made about its single consonant status.
The grain size of the pyrrhotite is probably single domain (SD) because the remanence is almost fully recovered upon warming of the RT-SIRM (Dekkers et al. 1989; Rochette et al. 1990).
He was convinced that his wife had rescued him from a life as a "melancholic, a failure [because] I should have thought myself so, and probably single and hopelessly hypochondriac".
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She could probably single-handedly keep One Tree in business and, happily, seems unconvinced by ebooks.
The Democrats would enact a health-care program, probably "single-payer," that would cover everybody at a much lower cost.
The chocolate cherries of my youth were from Fannie May, the big candy company, which had a store in my hometown, Elmhurst, Ill., that my family probably single-handedly kept in business for the better part of two decades.
When the album crossed the 10 million mark in sales, it heralded the cultural arrival of Generation Y. "They were probably single-handedly responsible for the advent of 'Total Request Live,' for Radio Disney, for Teen People becoming the force it has become, and, no doubt, for the explosion in teen purchasing power in America," said Barry Weiss, the president of Jive.
I bought Blur's The Great Escape in 1996, it was the first contemporary music I listened to and that made we want to pick up a guitar, but Kid A by Radiohead probably single-handedly expanded my horizons more than any other record.
