Sentence examples for probably obliged from inspiring English sources

He is probably obliged to back one of the proposals since the hedge funds who dominate the shareholder register may demand an exit.

This, unfortunately, is just the way of modern football and we are probably obliged to live with it, and be grateful there are still a few places where managers are treated with even less care.

It is all part of the football business, I suppose, and if you want to follow the sport in England's top division then you are probably obliged to live with this kind of eyesore.

We're probably obliged to point out that there's no evidence Christie was personally involved in this political retribution scandal.

At that sort of price, RSA would probably be obliged to surrender.

You've contributed so many words, the Guardian is probably legally obliged by now to give you full employment rights.

His remaining allies point out, menacingly but fairly, that yet another prime minister with no personal mandate would probably feel obliged to hold a general election quickly.

Just one person, a first-time candidate in a suede jacket who probably felt obliged to prove his credentials in a party of fundamentalist mullahs, attacked the United States.

In a standalone moment of hellraising, Tom does get a temporary tattoo of a neon frog at a full moon party he is probably contractually obliged to attend.

If a stranger were to knock at the door, I'd probably feel obliged to make up some lie about being ill.

At that point, just a month or so before the launch of notes and coins, the European Commission would probably feel obliged to issue a formal reprimand to Italy.The euro group has seen this problem coming for a while.