Sentence examples for longer probably from inspiring English sources
It will take far longer, probably the next two or three decades, if not until the end of our lives, to accomplish our more important inheritance goals.
Surveys have shown that religious people live longer (probably because they have healthier lifestyles) and feel happier (perhaps owing to the social support they get from church).
Mr. Welch said one of the conditions of the deal was that he stay on as chairman awhile longer, probably to ensure stability in the stock price.
Alexander seems certain Ince will get the job, and says: 'It looked as if we were going to have to wait a little longer, probably until we had some black owners.
It has been working on this game for at least three years – though it feels longer, probably because Microsoft teased the project extremely early in its development during the ill-fated announcement of Xbox One in May 2013.
Many live longer, probably because most have been wealthy, college-educated, and able to get good medical care.
The initial relocation plan had aimed to have the town moved by April 30 , 2009 but early on it became clear that the process would likely take longer -- probably more like 10 or 15 years.
"They said staying in preschool a year longer will probably never hurt and will probably always help, especially with social and emotional development".
Poets behave better, live longer and probably settle for less.
"If I would have been asked to go longer, I probably would," Clemens said.
And I thought, for an awful moment, My God, if this goes on much longer, you probably will.
