Sentence examples for probably summarized from inspiring English sources

However, Charles E. Schumer had probably summarized the prospects of Kemp's success in advance best when he said in 1989, "Good ideas with money can do a whole lot.

The nicest and most impressive results are probably summarized in Figure 4.

Lakers star Kobe Bryant would probably summarize that era with two words: Smush Parker.

"I think edgy would probably summarize most of the program quite well and that's what we were going for," Virtue, who also won gold with Moir at the 2010 Olympics, told the Star last month.

The sentiment undergirding the study — probably best summarized by the Rothschild edict "Buy when there's blood on the streets" — has been expressed before, such as in an Academy of Management Journal study highlighted by DealBook's Andrew Ross Sorkin.

Unfortunately, the night I went to can probably best be summarized by the guy who spent the majority of his time reciting lyrics about how his "rhymes are sick" from his phone.

NFκB is activated in the heart in many conditions, where the outcome for heart function and cell viability is not clarified and probably not uniform, summarized in the cartoon of Fig.  2.

(He opined that they probably were, and he summarized the whole unorthodox experiment in, what else, a sermon titled "Confessions of a Street Preacher").

Mike Butcher: So it's probably hard to summarize, but what was some of your abiding impressions?

The treatment-emergent AEs judged by each investigator to be probably or possibly related to the study treatment are summarized in Table 3.

M. Dupont-Sommer, whose arguments I have summarized above, believes that the Commentary was most probably written in the year 41 B.C. that is, three years after Julius Caesar's death.