Sentence examples for probably be dismissed from inspiring English sources

A Fire Department spokesman said Mr. Kohler would probably be dismissed.

Mr. Reid and Ms. Anderson have been suspended and will probably be dismissed, Council officials said.

My problem with Obama's Thursday speech can probably be dismissed as technical.

But he added that the suit would probably be dismissed after it was scrutinized under other antitrust principles.

The plaintiff's brief concedes that the suit is "novel," and most lawyers I talked to predicted the case would probably be dismissed.

This plan will probably be dismissed as misguided kumbaya thinking by many eager for revenge for what happened a week ago in Paris.

In an intelligence success, the NIS correctly said that Jang had probably been dismissed from his posts before North Korea officially announced his arrest.

In the past, we probably would be dismissed from the party if we published Zhao's book.

Given the technical difficulties of that study, factors such as recall and misclassification bias or confounding by indication can probably not be dismissed.

Although the finding of increased reconsultation could have been caused by chance, there was a similar effect of borderline significance in the combined group and adjustment for possible confounders did not modify the effect, so the possibility of modest harm with ibuprofen should probably not be dismissed.

A bit of context: looking at the challenge in today's footballing world, you would probably expect Moran to be dismissed, but back in the 1980s, the decision made by Willis was truly jaw-dropping.