Sentence examples for probably be prepared to from inspiring English sources
The Rangers should probably be prepared to give Lundqvist what he wants, because he is a franchise player — perhaps even more important to his club than Alex Ovechkin in Washington or Sidney Crosby or Evgeni Malkin in Pittsburgh.
If he wants to win, he should probably be prepared to pitch nine innings, maybe even more.
If so, you should probably be prepared to delegate some of your work.
One red line the military would probably not be prepared to cross would be if it were called on to maintain internal security anywhere beyond the areas of the insurgency.
A total of 47% of respondents said that they would probably or definitely be prepared to pay more, against 37% who said that they would probably or definitely not be prepared to, while 16% said they did not know.
They will probably ask questions, so be prepared to answer them.
If there's somebody a little further away, even though there's some upside, but a little more speculative, that's probably a place we'd be prepared to be flexible.
The watering process will probably damage the box, so be prepared to replace it as the watermelon grows.
If he has been abused, it will probably take a little longer, so be prepared to persevere and show your horse that you can be trusted.
Better yet, throw together a quick salad and you've got a complete, elegant meal that can probably be prepared in less time than it would take my big pasta pot to come to a boil.
