Sentence examples for probable they will from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, this nomination probably will prove the Republicans too clever by half, since it is highly probable they will again lose the presidential election (and possibly Congress) and will therefore get a far more liberal-leaning justice from the next president.

The appointments of the Under-Secretaries of State are not yet definite, though it is probable they will be confirmed to-day.

That said, Scribner is not revealing which other stories will be included; with 320 pages promised, and given the way that Fitzgerald struggled personally and professionally during the years in question, it is quite probable they will prove as uneven as the other stories already published from this period.

12.53pm: pasks85 asks: "England beat a mediocre swedish team with a hopeful longshot missed by the keeper and a bit of a more luck than judgement back heel and all of a sudden its the new bright dawn, so much for the era of understated expectations, isn t it probable they will get knocked out by the first team they run into that are any good?" Barney replies: Oh get out of it.

Given how important diesel is to the Indian consumer, it is highly probable they will offer both options.

In answer to the observations, that, by frequency of elections, good men will be excluded, I answer, if they behave well, it is probable they will be continued; but if they behave ill, how shall we remedy the evil?

No word on pricing of course or an international release schedule but it is probable they'll have something for us by the holidays.

THE Democrats have the House, and it is looking increasingly probable that they will take the Senate too.

Cardiff might actually go to Anfield and win 2-0, they concede, but overall it is considerably more probable that they will lose 8-0.

But it is possible, even probable, that they will get better, and we would do well to ask (in Europe as well as Ukraine) how to strengthen this probability.

But just as people copy music files, it seems probable that they will do the same with objects — a tool, say, or a piece of furniture that may be covered by a patent.