Sentence examples for suggest probably not from inspiring English sources

On a new recording of Haydn's "Seven Last Words," they lower the cello line an octave in places and borrow other ideas from the original orchestral version of the work, arguing that the standard quartet arrangement is not very thoughtful and, they suggest, probably not by Haydn.

Up until about 15 years ago most psychologists would have suggested probably not.

Lucy Hughes-Hallett, a British biographer and critic, in a deeply evocative new biography, suggests probably not.

The most significant single decision taken in the last year by the Super League clubs, to increase rather than reduce the number of club matches played next season under the new structure, suggests probably not.

A real marketplace in education, he suggests, probably wouldn't fund schools directly at all.

The between stent comparisons for these three stent types were not significant, suggesting probably similar safety for avoidance of myocardial infarction.

"I would suggest he's probably not going to because they're having a great year this year.

Akram has previously described reverse swing as a "very simple" process but evidence tends to suggest it is probably not that easy to execute.

Official data record double-digit growth, and to suggest otherwise is probably not a clever career move under the present regime.

Finally, while many have speculated on whether anti-Mormon bias will hurt Romney in November, the larger trends suggest it will probably not be a deciding factor.

He noted that AOL's share of the market had not grown but that the services from AOL and Microsoft had expanded, suggesting AOL would probably not dominate the market for instant messaging with video.