Sentence examples for probably have to accept a from inspiring English sources

Golden State is not likely to accept a trade, meaning Dampier will probably have to accept a one-year, $4.9 million deal to play for the Knicks.

In that event, the Conservatives, even with more Commons seats than Labour, would probably have to accept a minority government formed by Mr. Brown and Labour with the support of the left-leaning Liberal Democrats, Britain's other major party.

Also remember that if you get accepted, you will probably have to make a comic strip daily.

But he accepted without protest that the administration would probably have to make good on a contractual agreement.

The Yankees, whose suggestion of a one-year extension to Gonzalez was not accepted, would probably have to offer close to $140 million.

Banks will probably have to accept lower margins on credit cards, personal loans and mortgages.Yet there is a big opportunity for banks, too.

Williams would probably have to accept as much as 20percentt less from the Giants.

If Mediaset wants to compete directly with Sky, rather than merely stymie its growth, it will probably have to accept losses in pay-TV.But as the headwinds strengthen, the firm skips along.

Yet, in return for infusions of cash, Egypt will probably have to accept some kind of I.M.F.-like I.M.F.-likeeform package and slash government employment — just when unemployment and expectations are now sky high.

Still, he will now have to do it all over again against a Democrat in the run-up to November, and he is finding it horribly hard to raise money.This week the McCain campaign admitted that it will probably have to accept public funds for the November election.

To tackle them and other big Chinese platforms, such as QQ, Facebook would probably have to move inside the firewall and accept greater censorship.