Sentence examples for probably smaller than from inspiring English sources

Saturday's Occupy protests were probably smaller than that.

"The real gap is probably smaller than 100 and 97," Rind says.

But it's probably smaller than the chance that a continued slugfest will hand the White House to John McCain.

The backlog is not new, and indeed it is probably smaller than it was a few years ago.

"I didn't put all the wrinkles around Ronald Reagan's neck," he said, "and Bill Clinton's nose is probably smaller than it really is".

"What we live in now is probably smaller than most bathrooms in the U.S.," he told me, but added: "I don't have to do anything.

Thus, while greater uptake of eye examinations will improve on-field VA in a selection of players, the proportion likely to benefit is probably considerably smaller than the overall 20 25% in whom we, and others [63], found anomalies.

As the sulfur content of "Ceremony" was probably significantly smaller than the insufficiently washed test samples and the influence of humidity in this process probably great it seems reasonable to expect "Ceremony' would have both fragmented filaments and colloidal silver.

If more of the mismeasurement is in the emerging world, the total current-account surplus of emerging markets is probably much smaller than that officially recorded.

Now if a company still has a stand-alone H.R. office, it's probably much smaller than it used to be.

The number of people who have enough DVD's to warrant a $7,500 sorter is probably even smaller than the number of people who want a $3,000 CD sorter, but technology marches on.