Sentence examples for probable changes from inspiring English sources

PAGE B13 B.C.S. CHANGES PROBABLE Changes are inevitable for the Bowl Championship Series, college football's method of determining a national champion, but questions remain about which options officials will present to university presidents ahead of their spring meetings.

The Association for the Advancement of Advanced Intelligence report... will also grapple... [with] probable changes in human-computer relationships.

It will also grapple, Dr. Horvitz said, with socioeconomic, legal and ethical issues, as well as probable changes in human-computer relationships.

By Zev Borow The Association for the Advancement of Advanced Intelligence report... will also grapple... [with] probable changes in human-computer relationships.

With probable changes on the horizon, the three partners are trying to reassert the relevance of "Idol" as the series heads into a 10th season.

Other probable changes, like a jump in taxes on capital gains and dividends, would most likely be felt over a broader period rather than as an immediate blow to the economy.

These 8 mutations were further analysed by MutPred tool to predict the SNP disease-association probability and probable change in the molecular mechanism in the mutant.

Next year will see yet another probable change as current artistic director Betsy Gregory gives way to her successor, Emma Gladstone.

In the middle of all this, how much time have he and his colleagues had to prepare for a probable change of government?

Mr. Devine also said that G.M., concerned about a probable change in accounting rules, would pay holders of a special type of convertible bond in cash instead of stock when they come due.

Grant Aldonas, an undersecretary at the Department of Commerce, is also being mentioned.Despite possible trouble in Congress and a probable change of top trade negotiator, America can still push hard for a successful Doha round, provided that Mr Bush himself cares enough about global trade to do so.