Sentence examples for can probably live from inspiring English sources

Congress can probably live with both demands.

He can probably live without Russia.

The new Labour leader can probably live with it for some considerable time.

Investors can probably live with all this because at least it is predictable.

"If they can live on cow bones," Dr. Vrijenhoek said, "they can probably live on anything".

They have enshrined "the principles of sharia" as the "main source of law", which non-Islamists can probably live with.

They are easy to perform on a small piece of ear or tail taken from live animals, and can probably be adapted to identify museum specimens.

This finding can probably be explained by the substantial population of expatriates living in Brussels and working at its many European and international institutions.

Norbert Röttgen, chairman of the German parliament's foreign affairs committee, and a senior figure in the CDU close to Merkel, says "the French can probably eventually live without the UK inside the EU", but for Germans that is a dreadful prospect.

As you can see, I could probably live without painting but not without AC/DC!

While Ezra had already apologized for his rant that typecast all people of Romani descent as shifty, evil individuals who probably live in garbage cans, steal flatscreen TVs from the living rooms of Canadians, and shank their way towards stolen riches people weren't super stoked on his unconvincing, televised "sorry" speech.