Sentence examples for probably though less from inspiring English sources

This heterogeneity is reflected in strikingly variable mortality risks across studies, and probably, though less clearly-established, in variable response rates to a given intervention.

He would probably win, though less comfortably than before, and would have to seek other coalition partners, again including Labour and perhaps others likely to be more flexible on the Palestinian question.

Roughly the same again, probably: some steep (though less than promised) cuts to defence, local government and other unprotected budgets; some decent reform perhaps to the police, who the Tories are itching to squabble with and stasis elsewhere, including in difficult departments, such as justice, or wherever Mr Cameron lets an underperforming minister settle.

"There are always problems with petty crime against tourists, and there will probably be some, though less than usual because of the heavy police presence" Bottino said.

After all, though we've called phones "smart phones" for a decade or so now, it would probably be more accurate (though less catchy) to have called them "multi-tasking phones".

It was capable of walking, though less efficiently and probably at an awkward gait.

He adapted it to himself and himself to it, and Bush, though less malleable, will probably do so as well.

They would have propped up large corporations and defense, probably even doled out stimulus money, though less of it.

By The New Yorker November 17, 2010 If nothing else, this week's royal engagement has been a useful primer on the British class system for an American accustomed to subtler, though probably no less restricting, notions of social rank.

2012 will be the year in which we will start to see the impact of the government's reforms to teaching funding It is likely that by September 2012 we will see an overall dip in student applications, though probably far less cataclysmic than many were initially predicting and more like the dip in 2006 when tuition fees tripled to £3,000 which then rectified in subsequent years.

Barnesandnoble.com's direct outlay is probably much less, though.