Sentence examples for probably consider it from inspiring English sources

This represents the best way forward, but many within the SDLP would probably consider it a betrayal of its core beliefs".

The other side of the argument has its compelling points as well, however, and few people probably consider it an open and shut case.

"He's a gregarious, friendly guy who would probably consider it impolite to turn down a drink or a sandwich," Mr. Del Valle said.

Fisheries biologist Philip Moy of the University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute in Manitowoc thinks a requirement for daytime-only ballasting is "not a likely prospect," because the carriers would probably consider it an economic hardship.

The danger of this option is that U.S. allies would probably consider it inadequate and try to forge ahead with the Kyoto agreement without the United States.

Many people, if they think of Lyme at all, probably consider it to be a rare disease, one of those hazards that modern medicine has pretty much wiped out.

It was lucky for him that neither opponent was in a position to double, although Weichsel, East, probably considered it.

They've played well enough that Ellis is probably considering it and she could chalk it up to a long-term investment.

If officials thought about Horkheimer's contempt for American popular culture, they probably considered it just as valuable, for propaganda purposes, as his anti-Soviet politics.

So gigantic was Corb's egotism that he probably considered it enough of an honour for a humble mortal to provide a genius like him with a night's relaxation.

Pick: Cowboys Jaguars (0-2) at Colts (1-1) Sunday, 1 p.m. Line: Colts by 3 When Maurice Jones-Drew held out of training camp in hopes of getting a new contract, he probably considered it hazard pay for the year to come.