Sentence examples for probably cannot win from inspiring English sources
Despite winning sympathy over the blasts in Karachi, the PPP probably cannot win an outright majority.
Eric Dezenhall, president of a crisis management company, Dezenhall Resources, in Washington, said that public relations crises tend to build upon themselves, so the executives probably cannot win, no matter how they travel to Washington.
But the Labour leadership fears, probably correctly, that it cannot win a pre-election tax-and-spend debate by playing down the overwhelming need to wipe out the deficit quickly.
The French president called for 30 more days for Iraq to disarm -- Vice President Dick Cheney rejected that idea -- and the allied resolution will probably be withdrawn if it cannot win.
The Giants cannot win their division — the 12-1 Cowboys clinched the National Football Conference East on Sunday — but could probably lose their three remaining games and still earn an invitation to the postseason in January as a wild-card team.
Mayweather cannot win that argument.
Suddenly, the government cannot win.
