Sentence examples for that probably applies from inspiring English sources
Three of the four did not need to be written, a ratio that probably applies to all memoirs published over the last two decades.
For the financially unsophisticated — a description that probably applies to a substantial number of people in their 20s, the book's target audience — many of their strategies would be extremely risky.
A limitation that probably applies to all research in this area is the extremely limited availability of data on the characteristics of maternity units in England.
That probably applies to everybody, even if you're a college graduate.
A key message that emanates from SLE studies and that probably applies to other inflammatory conditions is that adequately treating the primary disease will improve many of the cardiovascular risk factors.
Although these fleas could have fed on a variety of furred or feathered creatures, the length of their blood-siphoning weaponry, which is most prominent on females, suggests that the fleas' hosts had thick hides a characteristic that probably applied to feathered dinosaurs but not to early mammals or birds.
British and Italian specialty automakers have won, at least for now, concessions that probably will apply to high-carbon-emitting brands like Land Rover, Jaguar and Ferrari.
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.
Although some points seemed to align with my life, the statements and predictions seemed vague enough that could probably apply to anyone.
Historians say this is the only California mission with its original interior paint — boldly colorful designs that were probably applied before 1821 by Native Americans under direction of an artist from Monterey, Calif.
A common thread in all Mr. Fincher's movies, "Benjamin Button" excepted, is people who are obsessed with something — solving a crime, tricking an uptight older brother into loosening up, creating a culture of bare-knuckled fighting, starting a social media Web site — and Mr. Fincher agreed that the description probably applies to himself as well.
