Sentence examples for should probably refer from inspiring English sources
In the case of Mercy Corps, you should probably refer to her as Mukhtaran Bibi, which is the name they know her better by.
I'm probably the youngest person at the talk, which doesn't matter a jot, because despite the topic being Irma's book (I should probably refer to her throughout this as "Kurtz", but she's so groovy, I can only call her Irma), About Time: Growing Old Disgracefully, this afternoon isn't about age at all – it's about living.
The fortunate few who are fit and have a small resectable mass on CT should probably be referred directly for consideration of surgery.
Unfortunately, the genera Biatas, Clytoctantes, Percnostola, Rhopornis, Stymphalornis and Xenornis were lacking in our study; while most of these should probably be referred to Clade C, Biatas is difficult to place.
I should probably explain that "the resurrection" refers to the central Christian belief that Jesus was raised from the dead.
Charles Franklin, a political scientist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, said that while the states were distinct, the outcome in Ohio "should probably worry him a bit," referring to Mr. Walker.
If you have any kind of hoverboard, AKA a "self-balancing scooter," as the Consumer Product Safety Commission refers to them, you should probably take a look at this list.
"We should probably apologize".
"I should probably get going.
O.K., you should probably smile.
