Sentence examples for probably to be understood from inspiring English sources

Aristoxenus' assertion is probably to be understood as a general claim that, with the deaths of the Pythagoreans from Phlius around the middle of the fourth century, Pythagoreanism as an active movement was dead.

In his study of the skaldic poem Haustlöng, Richard North comments that "[Iðunn] is probably to be understood as an aspect of Freyja, a goddess whom the gods rely on for their youth and beauty ".

The way it evolves and the types of changes are yet to be understood, probably by Tim himself".

Bank of America's early October proposal to supplement its lost "swipe fee" revenue using a five dollar per month charge to holders of debit cards should probably be understood in that context.

The fourth difficulty was the most substantial, but it should probably be understood as the challenge of the meal, rather than a mere drawback.

Many forms of type 2 diabetes (which are usually strongly familial) will probably be understood in defined genetic terms.

It has probably been understood that grownups are not worth that much in terms of fairness and real protection, so deal with it in the streets.

But considering Reuben is formally of doom punk band Caroles he's probably pretty used not being understood by everyone.

(the exception is vitamin b12, which should be supplemented since it is made by soil bacteria which are no longer present on our heavily cleaned foods in modern society) Take supplement (only after trying food! ) While science still has a lot of unknowns regarding the benefits of vitamins, they generally are understood to probably be helpful (so long as you take the right ones in the right amounts).

It is understood he would probably not have been able to reach his father in time otherwise.

An economy capable of being understood would probably prove treacherous.