Sentence examples for probably materialize from inspiring English sources
But multimillion dollar level transactions would probably materialize over weeks.
If Levine is able to maintain a presence on the podium in future seasons — he has been named music director emeritus — that sound will probably materialize from nowhere, merely with the addition of his presence.
More new ad designs and fresh sources of revenue will probably materialize in coming months.
We propose that measuring levels of immature neutrophils will improve patient management in the ICU and that major benefits will probably materialize from use of this measurement in combination with other biomarkers to provide an algorithm of improved sensitivity and specificity for the diagnosis and prognosis of sepsis.
For traffic that will probably never materialize".
And the once-anticipated nuclear power renaissance will probably not materialize, he added, in view of the Fukushima disaster in Japan last year.
External influences like changes in regulatory environments could, and probably will, materialize suddenly, as the legislative system attempts to keep up with progress.
Such approaches are especially important in a field like nephrology where there are myriads of potential interventions based on complex pathophysiologic states, but where properly designed and conducted RCTs for all of these will probably never materialize.
The company's dream of an electric shoe shining empire, however, probably never materialized.
Whatever luxury accessory from the czars' households that an American collector could desire, Armand Hammer could probably make it materialize.
The Maliki government is implementing plans to expand the Iraqi Army and to increase its overall personnel strength to address critical gaps, but we judge that significant security gains from those programs will take at least 6 to 12 months, and probably longer, to materialize.
