Sentence examples for and probably will become from inspiring English sources
The comforts and consolations of belief are alluring even to him, he says, and probably will become more so as he gets closer to the end of his life.
While the basic technical principle of PET (and PET/CT) has remained unchanged over the years, there are some more recent technical developments which have and probably will become available clinically and have been shown to enhance image quality and speed of data acquisitions.
If their members do not reach out to young people, serious film awareness could and probably will become a thing of the past, and the Samuel Goldwyn Theater will become an adjunct of Cedars-Sinai.
The cases -- Riley v. California and United States v. Wurie -- probably will become instant landmarks.
Dipoto and Klentak have been linked to what probably will become a vacant general manager's job with the Philadelphia Phillies.
Yes, the world probably will become different because more people will learn Mandarin, and more people will go and study in China.
But at the end of the short-term period, the insurer has no obligation to renew your coverage -- and probably will not if you became ill while covered by a short-term plan.
And if Republicans lose the House this November, they probably will, and America will become like every other advanced country: a society in which access to essential health care is considered a basic right.
The narrator admits that "this story has too many threads as it is, and it probably will never become a proper story".
