Sentence examples for probably be managed from inspiring English sources

Doctors say this and other risks could probably be managed by screening out the sickest donors and recipients.

Other differences are showing over nuclear power and whether to approve the euro-zone fiscal pact when it goes before parliament in October (even some of Mr Hollande's own deputies have threatened to say no).With a deft hand, such differences could probably be managed.

If Paul Merson had his way, Watford would probably be managed by a committee of him, Alan Brazil and "Knock Off" Dan from the chippie (Dan knows the Premier League inside out cos he's been watching Super Sunday in the pub for 20 years).

The vast majority of true aneurysms can probably be managed conservatively; however, there might be some potential for fatality due to secondary aneurysm rupture.

You'll probably be managing it for at least the next eighteen years.

If Ian Curtis had been born in Palo Alto he'd probably be managing a chain of organic coffee shops and married to a yoga teacher.

Small systems for storing water in reservoirs by tapping seasonal streams later became a feature of nearly every village; these waterworks probably were managed communally by the landowners of the village.

While bankers say that some of the cash pool is probably being managed by the investment banks that so aggressively wooed the fund in its early days, they say it is also likely that the bulk of the assets have been kept in Libya's liquidity-rich banking system — a reflection of the country's long experience with Western-imposed sanctions.

The biggest difficulty for me while running the festival has probably been managing the sometimes never-ending administration alongside my degree.

It can and probably should be managed down, but it does not really explain most of the deficit, and could only be reduced to zero if there were an appetite for committing to a significant increase in permanent NHS staff, which of course would carry financial implications of its own.

1- In adults presenting severe aortic stenosis associated with cardiogenic shock, the aortic stenosis should be managed, probably by valvuloplasty and if need be, under ECMO (strong agreement).  .