Sentence examples for probably ease from inspiring English sources

"I think we'll probably ease him back in," Torre said.

The weakening economies mean inflation will probably ease in coming months.

Girardi said he would probably ease in Melancon by using him in low-pressure situations.

If we're going to start making blockbusters, we should probably ease ourselves in by remembering what we're good at.

A Nationalist victory would probably ease cross-strait tensions, lead to greater integration and perhaps prompt China to settle the sovereignty dispute quickly.

While the proposals, along with several others floated by lawmakers from the ruling party today, will probably ease fears of a stock meltdown for the moment, they raise questions about the government's commitment to cleaning up the banking system.

(A number of the stars had ABC ties, which probably eased some of the logistics.

Scott Bowman, UK economist at Capital Economics, said: "The improvement in the public finances in August is unlikely to continue as the post- referendum economic slowdown begins to bite and chancellor Hammond probably eases the fiscal squeeze in the autumn statement".

"One very good argument against circumcision is that it makes you less like an oystercatcher," he whispers at one point, before pointing you towards a jar of an otter's anal jelly – "a rich, marmalade-like substance that probably eases the passage of sharp fish bones through vulnerable gut".

"Probably eased the way back a little too much and would have liked to have skated a little bit more before I got called up but that's the way it goes sometimes," Richards said.

The transition was probably eased by the fact that I gave up pork and shellfish several years ago (more on that below) and my family only eats meat about 2-3 times a week at home anyway.