Sentence examples for it will probably rise from inspiring English sources

But it will probably rise again.

In 2006 GDP grew by 4.5%, and it will probably rise by another 3.7% this year.

"The death toll is evolving constantly at this point, and unfortunately, it will probably rise," said Manuel Valls, the interior minister.

On his watch, the number of non-white Tory MPs has climbed from two to 11, and it will probably rise again in May.

It will probably rise from 1.5m in 2003 to 4.1m in 2008, or 1.2% of the demand for labour in the developed world.

Coming into Monday's game, the Cubs' road attendance average, 34,278, was the sixth highest in baseball, and it will probably rise if current trends continue.

If forced to make a choice without Andersen, a large company will probably have fewer than four choices because it will want to avoid auditors that handle its biggest rivals, and the cost of its audit will probably rise, Mr. Breeden said.

If the country loses its coveted triple-A rating, which is expected to happen, the cost to service its debt will probably rise.

It now stands at 4.5percentt and will probably rise further.

Last year it earned 1.3% on assets; that will probably rise to 1.4% in 2001.

The price of Plan B will probably rise slightly once it becomes available over the counter, reflecting higher distribution and packaging costs, according to Carol Cox, a Barr spokeswoman.