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

They would probably have to pay a premium above what A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Völler will probably have to pay a few thousand Euros for his outburst.

"That's something I'll probably have to pay a consultant millions of dollars to explain," Mr. Brannan said.

You know in practice, I would probably have to pay a little bit more as a borrower than I could get as an investor.

David P. Szatmary, the university's vice provost, said that to earn credit, students would probably have to pay a fee, do extra assignments and work with an instructor.

The second reason is that even if Treasury manages to auction off the bonds, it will probably have to pay a lot of interest.

Thanko opened the new store on the Chuuo Doori, the busiest street in Akihabara, and probably has to pay a lot rent for this prime location.

If the legislation is successfully passed, companies including Google, YouTube, Netflix and Amazon will probably have to pay for a higher speed internet connection to continue to stream video and other internet services at the same rate they do now to avoid users being infuriated by slow loading times and stuttering video.

Of course, you'll probably have to pay for a service like this, but it's money well spent if it gives the teacher peace of mind, allows her to focus on teaching, and sends the students a message about educational integrity.

Privately, the Mets know they will probably have to pay Wendell $3 million a year based on the escalation in salaries of setup men and other offers Wendell is getting, such as the Cubs' three-year, $8 million offer.

Since our hypothetical buyer has only $500,000 to put down, she'd probably have to pay $750,000, with a seller's note covering the shortfall.