Sentence examples for represents probably from inspiring English sources

This is a golden generation of cricketers and this represents probably their best chance.

The Yankees were supposedly concerned about his elbow, but he nevertheless represents probably the worst player mistake the Yankees have made in George Steinbrenner's 33 years as owner.

And the piece represents probably the most coherent and literary dinner-party critique of New Labour that you are likely to find.

Mr. Fey, who runs a company called Lock Technologies when not picking locks, boasts that he has at his home a collection of 3,000 different locks, which he says represents probably 70percentt of the world's locks.

His trial, alongside five other defendants, including Saddam's half-brother Watban Ibrahim al-Hassan and the dictator's cousin Ali Hassan al-Majid, known as "Chemical Ali", represents probably the last high-profile court case over alleged atrocities during the Saddam era.

Physical modeling represents probably the oldest design tool in hydraulic engineering together with analytical approaches.

Wang's previous four starts represented probably the roughest regular-season stretch of his career.

"Within the first three weeks I met with investors representing probably 60percentt of the shares outstanding," Mr. Johnson said.

Catholics, who cast 26percentt of the votes in 2000, represent probably the largest swing constituency in the nation.

Genetic disorders that are multifactorial in origin represent probably the single largest class of inherited disorders affecting the human population.

Employment and support allowance (ESA) – and the now-infamous work capability assessment (WCA) – collectively represent probably the biggest debacle to be put straight.