Sentence examples for which probably gives from inspiring English sources

Which probably gives ammunition to all those people who say that car racing isn't a real sport.

Relatively few of them, injected with high doses of truth serum, would advocate an unfettered competitive marketplace, the whole idea of which probably gives them nightmares.

The overall width of the mandibular body in a high-angle subject tend to be thinner, which probably gives a thinner alveolar bone.

Once the spin-off is finished, Delphi's current CEO Kevin Clark will become CEO of Aptiv, and Delphi's current CTO Glen De Vos will also make the transition over to the same role at Aptiv, which probably gives you a good sense of where the company's priorities lie in terms of future focus.

I can no longer tell, which probably gives veterans of the Vietnam War deja vu.

Which probably gives it wider appeal, even if it does lose some of Halperin's influence (but don't forget that the Note was first, which helped).

"Chaliy represents the interests of the Kremlin, which probably gave its tacit approval," he said.

He said he religiously watched "Inside" as a player, which probably gave TNT an edge over ESPN's bid, as did the fact that he owns a house near Atlanta, where TNT is based.

Five wins, five draws and only two defeats later the Baggies have bounced back up to 11th in the league and fifth in the form table since his appointment, with the highlight being the victory over Liverpool, which probably gave him more personal satisfaction than his politeness would allow him to admit.

The male magnes attracted iron, and was the iron ore we now know as lodestone or magnetite, and which probably gave us the term magnet.

My mother and father had divorced and my mother brought many men in and out of my life, which probably gave the young me a messed up view of love.