Sentence examples for and will most probably from inspiring English sources

Germany is the most consistent team so far and will most probably be champions.

Selenium (Se) is one of the most volatile trace metals emitted from coal-fired combustors and will most probably be considered for regulation in the electric power industry due to its significant environmental impact.

Craig Revel Horwood's job is to make the contestants cry by telling them they're a national laughing stock and will most probably die alone in a house with asbestos walls covered in rat droppings (or something much worse).

"It is possible to doubt whether I have become a monk (a doubt that I have to live with), but it is not possible to doubt that I am a writer, that I was born one and will most probably die as one," he wrote in 1961, introducing an anthology of his work.

The Aria will ship in April, and will most probably also be included in a set package with the tracker.

This speech sends the same message to this part of the world, and will most probably provoke the same reaction amongst the "ordinary people" Obama so often referred to.

Patience is the key and stress will most probably lead you to nothing so be patient and decide your steps carefully but with precision.

Boris Johnson has said there is little doubt a case of Ebola will come to the UK and this will most probably be in London.

Electricity and hydrogen will most probably be used at larger increasing extent substituting traditional energy carriers but again the question is their resources: whether they will be produced from fossil or renewable.

Supply users with too much information and they will most probably "crash". For instance, if it's an app for working out, users probably just want to know the price for membership and what that includes at first.

"And it will most probably eventually be the cause of my death".