Sentence examples for which probably applies from inspiring English sources

The software is more expensive than basic packages (such as Visual Website Optimizer) and provides a more full service experience, which probably applies better to mid-size companies.

Stanford students who plan to start or help build a large-scale company — which probably applies to most Stanford students these days – are the primary target for the class.

It was also a time when humanity went through several drastic shrinkages of population, which probably applied selective pressures that forced the pace of evolution.

There are multiple confounding factors and data abstraction inaccuracies inherent to any retrospective, registry-based study of acute transfusion needs in the critically ill trauma patient; all of which probably apply to this study.

Occupational studies addressing the endocrine disruption hypothesis are few in spite of the fact that the occupational setting often confers much higher exposure levels than environmental sources, which probably also applies to EDCs.

Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: "Looking forward into 2017, the sector faces a new challenge from the rising cost of imported food, thanks to the fall in sterling, which will probably apply pressure to margins against such a competitive backdrop".

These notions suggest a certain instrumentality that individual men may apply to some relationships or sexual acts but not others, whereas it seems we have rather tapped into a provider notion which would probably apply across all these relationships.

The term has a rather humorous sexual connotation which probably does not apply to either Barack Obama or Angela Merkel.

The apparent activation energy for water dissociation on clean Ir(1 1 1) is estimated to be ∼170 ± 5 kJ/mol employing MBRS techniques, which probably cannot be applied to TPD measurements with higher water coverages.

Nothing, which is why Grove's dictum that you have to be paranoid to survive probably applies even more forcefully in Pfeiffer's business than in Grove's.

But the simpler explanation probably applies.