Sentence examples for but will probably improve from inspiring English sources

"Projects like this will not change the world but will probably improve the conditions of the reality which is there".

Health experts say the outbreak reveals the degree to which immunity against the disease has eroded — a problem the new law will probably improve but not completely fix.

The takeover will probably improve security, but may also aggravate delays.

All these improvements and developments will, probably, improve survival and quality of life in such a devastating disease.

I'm sure battery life will probably improve with each upcoming model, but what the vacuum really needs is a simple battery meter.

Those figures will probably improve over the next couple of years, but not by enough to change the basic picture: Britain is stuck with the same busted economic model that tipped it into the crash.

Finally, transition from EIA to PCR will probably improve our ability to detect and manage CDI but will also result in increased CDI rates because of its increased sensitivity.

And these margins will probably improve further.

The Utah Jazz will probably improve after being derailed by injuries much of last season.

As any capability improves, it will probably improve others in turn.

They have an old-money look and will probably improve as they age.