Sentence examples for probably trial from inspiring English sources

Most were probably trial pieces made for the guild rank of journeyman or master by silversmiths who were too poor to supply objects in precious metal.

On Steyn's injury, which could prove pivotal in the series, the South Africa team manager, Dr Mohammed Moosajee, said: "We will probably trial his bowling in the warm-up.

But that was two years ago, and now that it's about to hit 1 billion users (equal to one-seventh of the world's population) WhatsApp is finally going to start inviting businesses onto the network and will probably trial new ways of charging them.

Probably, no trial has shown how corporative we orthopaedic surgeons can be as Moseley et al.'s trial.

Sanei said the next step could be a formal, probably closed, trial, though what happens next is up to the discretion of the Iranian government.

[ 3 3. ] A suspected terrorist in France whose release is being demanded by a group of bombers in Paris will probably stand trial within months, the Minister of Justice said.

Kashgari will probably face trial soon, Saudi officials told Reuters.

People with control over their emotions have learned, probably through trial and error, that whichever behavior follows their emotions ultimately influences the environment around them to respond appropriately.

In an ideal world several concerns should be addressed before carrying out such a (probably huge) trial.

16 Except for a small and probably underpowered trial that reported promising results with bilateral microdecompression, no comparative studies have been performed.

It's probably clinical trials in large populations, such as testing to see if a reduced-salt diet reduces blood pressure.