Sentence examples for that could probably from inspiring English sources

In a sufficiently alternative room, that could probably kill.

These were the kinds of cancers that could probably be treated successfully.

Unlike ours, it also had space that could probably be turned into more legal square footage.

"This is something that could probably be adopted by clinicians and pathologists pretty soon," he said.

It is one that could probably be told for a large number of fundraising charities.

"I said once he made enough practices, that could probably be worked out".

Within that normal-looking head of his lies a remarkable mind – one that could probably do with a little peace.

We've heard of the Ferrari of espresso makers, but now there's an espresso maker that could probably be used in a Ferrari.

Chevron's legal bills are estimated at $500m an amount that could probably have funded a clean-up with cash to spare.

Years of poor care had weakened her and led to side effects like esophogeal ulcers that could probably have been prevented, her doctors said.

Works & Process concerts usually have themes, and this one's was "Celebrating Virtuosity," a vague catch-all that could probably apply to any contemporary program.