Example sentences of "[noun sg] [conj] probably [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Er now it 's it 's rather interesting er as an aside , I 'd heard that the Central African mounted police were trying to hire young men of er er at least sound mind and probably tough body .
2 Graphics standards supported are GKS , Phigs , X-Windows , PEX , Motif and probably Open Look .
3 This building had succeeded another of equally substantial masonry but of different plan and probably different function , since quantities of painted plaster were recovered .
4 Brake- and tyre-squeal , together with banging of unsecured loads or loose bodywork causes as much disturbance as engine noise and probably more anxiety .
5 At Mr Baker 's age there was little point and probably less chance of persuading him to change the habits of a lifetime .
6 The latter allows more focused advertising and distribution and probably higher margins .
7 A student in college accommodation ( halls of residence and probably head tenancies because of possible subsidies ) has no right to Housing Benefit other than in the summer vacation .
8 At some sites , where good building stone was scarce , timber-framed structures predominated throughout the Roman occupation , as for example at Great Chesterford , where all the known buildings with the exception of the two late official structures were of timber construction with gravel or earth floors , plaster covered wattle-and-daub walling and probably thatched roofs .
9 People are your organisation 's greatest asset and probably greatest cost .
10 1986 ) — meant that substantial numbers of children entered the care system in a dramatic , precipitate and probably traumatic way .
11 One would hope that the recently formed Department of National Heritage , being a much larger ministry with more prestige and probably better staff , would help with that problem .
12 There was no strong correlation between the levels of condensed tannins and palatability , for , despite the debilitating effect of tannin on digestion in vitro , it is clear that the precise types of tannin , the substrate and probably other substances , besides the possibility of interspecific differences in the tolerances of them , all affect the edibility .
13 Loss of viral replication by interferon can lead to a substantial regression of liver disease and probably prolonged survival .
14 The dispute between Eardwulf and Eanbald , therefore , also concerned property and conflicts of landed interest and probably some support for rival aethelings .
15 Although proteinuria and fluid retention was the norm , many soldiers presented with acute dyspnoea and probably low pressure pulmonary oedema , although death from the acute respiratory phase was rare .
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