Sentence examples for probably stopped because from inspiring English sources

I know there were people that the cost probably stopped, because they couldn't afford it.

My move came after a well-meaning member of staff suggested that the abuse would probably stop because "people grow up when they reach Year 12".

The embryos lacking functional BRCA2 genes probably stopped growing because molecular "checkpoints" in the developing embryo either halt the division of cells with damaged DNA, so that the damage can be repaired, or kill the cells outright.

Kerrigan probably stopped with "Either".

But if you start getting a few small earthquakes, you should probably stop," Hauksson said, "because if you keep going, you might get another big earthquake.

The Independent's sources are "suborners of perjury" If you become a Scientologist you should probably stop reading this newspaper, because everyone knows its sources are "liars" and "suborners of perjury".

10.51am GMT Third set: Federer* 6-7, 3-6, 1-2 Nadal (*denotes server): On the one hand, Federer should probably stop coming to the net, because Nadal is starting to pass him regularly.

For instance, you may see something about an oil spill in the ocean or the breakout of an epidemic in your country and glance over the words, but if you see an image an artist has created to imply that message or topic, you will probably stop and take a look because some aspect of the work caught your eye.

JUSTICE SCALIA: We should probably stop calling it critical mass then, because mass, you know, assumes numbers, either in size or a certain weight.

In a neutral context, we would probably stop and look at these paintings because they are baffling and magnetic, as personal as diary entries.

"We should probably stop considering women the 'weaker' sex because maybe it's the other way around," she says.