Sentence examples for probably issued to from inspiring English sources

We did not know whether high mortality even under high oseltamivir prescription was related to (1) most prescriptions were probably issued to those people with mild cases of influenza (2) delayed oseltamivir use; (3) poor prognosis in certain risk groups; (4) bacterial co-infections [ 26] or (5) different mortality definition.

His mother agonized about sending new boots, because she thought the Army had probably issued the metal-toed ones to protect the troops from land mines.

The government would probably issue IOUs to government workers, retirees and suppliers, but these will circulate at a discount to the euro, which most people will still regard as hard currency.

The ghosts of George Orwell and Franz Kafka probably issued a collective sigh of relief.

Finally, corporations will probably issue more debt to fill the public demand for bonds, creating a debt burden that could make it much more difficult for the nation to shake off a downturn in the economy.

Also, the government will probably issue a lot more debt to finance recovery from the national disaster.

Now, the government will probably issue additional bonds.

The court will probably issue its decision after the German election in September.

And about two years after the crash, it will probably issue a final report.

I'd probably issue a mayday because the pilot is incapacitated.

Those are probably issues we will have to face, but later on.