Sentence examples for probably structured from inspiring English sources

If you have a roughly even mix of S, M, and L, you've probably structured things so that you'll have pretty good — well, least bad — estimates.

Hence, it is likely that the phase scintillations during the current interval were produced through the refractive process caused by large-scale density irregularities, which are probably structured ionizations associated with rapidly moving discrete auroral arcs.

The combination of such factors has most probably structured modern grapevine genetic diversity.

If private insurers carry the risk for drug costs, they will probably structure their plans in ways that put high users of drugs at a disadvantage.

In practical terms, this means deal lawyers concerned about potential exposure to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act will probably structure transactions to ensure the company being acquired retains its legal incorporation, so that unit can absorb any charges.

The blue- and yellow green-fluorescing lactones were probablyellow green-fluorescing respectivelactones

That agreement would probably be structured as an exchange of existing bonds for new bonds that would carry smaller payments or no payments at all for some period, he said.

These shorter wavelengths, probably initially structured by the fracture mechanics, correspond to a scale showing variations from one wall to another.

Probably the most tightly structured work, in the Neoclassicists' sense, is the Icelandic Njáls saga.

"What we are doing is restructuring in a way that it probably should have been structured originally".

We learned this after we'd spent probably eight months structuring the agreement.