Sentence examples for probably match from inspiring English sources

Once those fares are introduced, he said, the network carriers will probably match them.

He had contemporaries who could probably match him in pure intellectual firepower when it came to mathematical and analytic processing.

Rival airlines that do not already have lower prices will probably match the fares of United, he said.

Barring a disaster or a highly unlikely change of heart, he will probably match John Paul Stevens's extended tenure.

Jason Pierre-Paul, who will probably match up most often with D'Brickashaw Ferguson, has been a revelation, recording 131/2 sacks and 76 tackles.

But if the group toured here as often as the Tallis Scholars, it could probably match — perhaps even draw on — that ensemble's considerable following in New York.

For the record, I believe that the recent warmth was probably matched about 1,000 years ago".

The indignity of losing a job is probably matched only by the indignity of trying to find one.

Financial terms were not disclosed, but the Sabres probably matched the $500,000 contract Ray had last season.

The one bid that came in was made over the telephone — at precisely the low estimate, which probably matched the guarantee.

IDS's reforms are still incomplete and his own desire to stay probably matches the PM's propensity to let ministers get on with things.