Sentence examples for probably be influenced from inspiring English sources

There is no guarantee all E.U. countries will eventually set aside the same bandwidth for mobile broadband, and domestic decisions on the issue will probably be influenced by public broadcasters, who are not giving up their opposition despite the auctions.

But most of the 10% or so who have supported her for longer have done so for environmental reasons, and would probably be influenced by an endorsement from the Green Party.

The balance between competitive advantages and disadvantages will probably be influenced by the national government's choices about whether or not to stick with the privatized market regime.

These genes could act separately or interact and probably be influenced by diverse environmental and possibly epigenetic factors [ 4, 5, 34].

The SVR was 0% and may probably be influenced, as observed in other studies with low SVR rate [ 21- 23], by the lack of immune-clearance which regulates the late phase of viral decay.

Without such guidance documents, health research on the African continent will probably be influenced more by the demands of foreign institutions than by the health priorities of the host country.

"I discovered that I was not conscious of any feeling of fear, but that I probably was influenced by it unconsciously," he wrote.

As often happens, the sinister derivation is forgotten as the word gains general usage: amped now most often means "excited, frenetic," and has probably been influenced by what is to many youths the thrilling noise of the amplifier.

Groups such as the Paulicians (Armenia, 7th century), the Bogomilists (Bulgaria, 10th century), and the Cathari or Albigensians (southern France, 12th century) bore strong resemblances to Manichaeism and probably were influenced by it.

But I think in the void of that, I've probably been influenced in some ways by some European cinema, but my primary influence would be that decade when I was between 10 and 20 years old.

Wal-Mart's decision probably was influenced by the fact that many states already are raising minimum wages to levels at or above Wal-Mart's new level, said Lee Ohanian, an economist at UCLA.