Sentence examples for initiative probably from inspiring English sources

The initiative probably stems from a variety of pressures, including international criticism of Pakistan's negative reaction to Mr Vajpayee's proposals.

Many East European countries suffered steep recessions in 2009, but the initiative probably averted a deeper catastrophe.

"The EF initiative probably will persuade students to volunteer as it will increase their value in the jobs market," said Gaffney.

Indeed, Adrian Nunn feels that the "interest in imaging agents generated by the Critical Path Initiative probably means that all new imaging agents molecular or morphologic, existing technologies or new technologies will be seen in a new light" [7].

In a time of very tight funding, any money going to a new initiative probably has to come from an old one, an issue beginning to get attention across many scientific fields.

In fact, the Supreme Court suggested not long ago, in a case very similar to the one being heard today, that sponsors of an initiative probably do not.

"Yes, these initiatives probably do not go far enough.

They also lamented, however, that these policy initiatives probably won't take hold until 2020-21.

Media attention regarding a mercury exposure event and state-based mercury initiatives probably influences public awareness and the reporting of mercury events to poison control centers.

Furthermore, countries with continuous audits had higher reported MMR than countries that have not implemented these initiatives, probably because of increased awareness of maternal deaths, which improves the routine reporting of these deaths.

The increases in physical science funding initiated by the Bush Administration as part of the competitiveness initiative will probably also continue, at least partially.