Sentence examples for while there are probably from inspiring English sources

While there are probably more trap doors than verifiable facts, there is much to honor.

While there are probably several hundred buildings that are outdated, Mr. Browning said, only a handful might actually be demolished.

While there are probably quite a few accidents involving employees, most do not result in a trial in which the outcome can provide guidance to other companies.

We have some blind spots here, while there are probably some shows that are not anywhere in the book and probably should be.

And while there are probably plenty of contemporary writers saving up their best e-mails on external hard drives for later publication, it's difficult to imagine those looking or acting like a volume of letters.

Either way, the two researchers suggest, while there are probably a few more big craters lurking in the crust, geologists have not been particularly remiss in failing to find them.

While there is probably a working model of such a computerized kitchen somewhere, the recipe software is already here.

He also said while there were "probably good arguments for law reform", the government had to consider "a range of views on termination" in any discussion.

John R. Cahill, who represents one of the former Knoedler clients, said, "While there's probably no complete panacea, given the increased criminal and quasi-criminal activity in the market, it's good have to someone doing due diligence".

While there's probably room for improvement in the selection process, the fact that it turns the spotlight on to acts that might not otherwise get a look-in makes it a force for good.

While there's probably no better Kick-Ass superhero than Chloe Moretz as Hit-Girl, Johansson plays the Black Widow with gusto and guts, high-kicks and witty quips.