Sentence examples for system could probably from inspiring English sources

Cameron says he thinks the honours system could probably do more to encourage this.

If the Congress had ever expressly debated whether America ought to have a national system of testing to determine which people would end up occupying much of society's upper tier, the system could probably never have been enacted.

It occurred to me as I wandered through the halls of the Spore offices that a troubled school system could probably do far worse than to devote an entire, say, fourth-grade year to playing Spore.

Daniel Fritsch, project coordinator, says the system "could probably do 40 to 50 liters per second" with the addition of pumps that will be installed in the wells this summer – another kind of technological challenge given the punishing temperatures involved, which few pumps are capable of withstanding.

The researchers concluded that the health care system could probably save a lot of money — around $5 billion a year — by paying the long-term care hospitals the same prices that are paid to skilled nursing facilities, the places that most long-term patients end up in when there is no long-term care hospital nearby.

The system could probably rate my pronunciation, but how can it accurately rate my in-depth thinking and ability in argumentation?' (Participant 10) For some participants who had experience in taking other spoken English tests such as the speaking sections of TOEFL iBT and IELTS, they compared the VET with these tests, pointing out that the VET appeared much less challenging.

But at the same time, there's no denying that technology plays an important role here — the call routing systems could probably be made more efficient.

The main finding showed that the system could very probably have prevented 3.6% of the road fatalities investigated.

The passive system, especially the ligamentous system, could have probably been affected by changes in spinal curvature (posterior lumbar ligaments are put under additional tension) and changes in the intervertebral discs height and volume as shown in previous studies [ 18].

But if you had to pigeonhole McCarthy's system, you could probably get away with calling it a "spread West Coast offense".

Under this system, you could probably not get something more fundamentally subversive than comics, because they dare to suggest that words are not superior to pictures nor distinct from them.