Sentence examples for which can probably be from inspiring English sources
Generally, SOS pruning deleted significantly less edges than TRANSWESD, which can probably be attributed to the very conservative metric (multiplication of probabilities) used by SOS pruning for quantifying path lengths.
Liverpool want £16m for Joe Allen, which can probably be filed under the Junior Soprano/Angie Dickinson list of wants.
The narrative is multifaceted, but has strong roots in biological science, which can probably be traced back to Charles Darwin's theory of sexual selection.
One is the political "transition plan" developed by the Gulf monarchies and approved by the UN, which can probably be considered dead.
Their best information comes from studying the Earth's history, and it suggests that the rate can on occasion hit a foot per decade, which can probably be thought of as the worst case.
No less vivacious, the dry 2009 Festival chardonnay (a good buy at $14.99) offers hints of lemon-lime flavor and a refreshing citric tartness, which can probably be traced to the 20 percent sauvignon blanc blended in.
I was entranced by an Economist article titled Heat from the Street, which can probably still be searched.
Surprisingly, the genome of the pelagophyte A u. anophagefferens (Gobler et al. 2011) lacks genes for the aspartate pathway but encodes genes for the kynurenine pathway, in contrast to other photosynthetic Stramenopiles (fig. 2), which can probably not be explained by conservation of the kynurenine pathway (see below).
Here the subjects of your realm will include giant turtles and green eels, which, for a price, can probably be trained to wriggle in obeisance at your feet.
"The places in which jazz musicians can play can probably be counted on two hands," wrote the same New York Times article from 1987.
Is it possibly because – by a mysterious dispensation which can never, probably, be rationalistically explained, so various are the conditions and yet so invariable the phenomenon, – is it because the Christmas dinner, even in the best-regulated families, is always late, and the diners abnormally hungry in consequence?
