Sentence examples for probably contest from inspiring English sources

The industry's lawyers will probably contest the council's interpretation of Dodd-Frank and perhaps even the council's authority to act.

A partner at a legal firm that specialises in trade mark law told The Grocer that Nestlé would probably contest the UK ruling, but voiced concerns that the pro-Cadbury decision could be more legitimate than that taken at the EU.

Apple will also probably contest the decision.

(I bet George Lucas and Roger Ebert would probably contest the latter).

Dimitri Mascarenhas, who has a slight strain, Tim Bresnan on his home ground, and Graeme Swann, an off-spinner whose chances are not enhanced by an unsettled forecast, are probably contesting two places.

Overall, Power found the story "disposable, but enjoyable", adding that "writing a short story about the moon puts you in a probably unwinnable contest against several stories from Italo Calvino's Cosmicomics".

A Christmas Day report of the New South, a local Hilton Head newspaper, reported a baseball game that was probably this contest, describing it as a "ball match between the 'Van Brunt' and 'Frazier' base ball clubs, with the latter nine victorious (the score was not reported).

Probably the contest does not matter much in his eyes, since both are beset by the same essential strife between the rich (oligarchs) and poor (democrats) (422e-423a).

Romney will probably welcome that contest.

That is probably true.The contest should be close.

But Milan is probably the key contest for Renzi.