Sentence examples for probably suggests from inspiring English sources

"Arctic peoples" probably suggests the Inuit, with igloos and sleds.

A big difference probably suggests that "management is playing games with earnings," she said.

If your job is secure, that probably suggests you should accelerate the repayment of the debt as much as you can.

It's hard lines for Jack Straw, whose failure to make the cut on this last set of Labour nominations before a widely predicted Jeremy Corbyn victory in the leadership election probably suggests his ship has sailed.

Similarly, banks have made their branches more user friendly," he said, adding: "If something is happening outside of this pattern, like what is happening in Nassau County, that probably suggests repetitive behavior on the part of robbers that can influence a few people.

This probably suggests that the pricier expeditions reflect the income profile of the area – with state schools in Surrey and Buckinghamshire organising £1,000-plus trips, but schools in low income areas steering clear of such deals in the knowledge that most parents would not be able to stump up the cash.

A tour operator would probably suggest breaking the trip at a lakeside destination.

"We'll look at them, and we'll probably suggest some changes".

Your clinician will probably suggest that you try medication as well as behavior therapy.

(Snafflying? The Scotch Whisky Association in Edinburgh says the document is probably suggesting that whiskey is good for clearing the throat).

Juniata wanted him to borrow $6,500 his freshman year and would probably suggest more in future years.