Sentence examples for probably operate from inspiring English sources

"Saatchi & Saatchi could probably operate favorably on its own, but agencies need to grow on a global basis to serve key clients".

"Well, he's on the list anyway," Mr. Woodworth said, adding that an aide would probably operate the device for the mayor.

Others predict that equalisation could happen much earlier.Eventually, the IT services and software industries will globalise and probably operate much as hardware manufacturing does today, predicts Phil Codling, an analyst with Ovum Holway, a consultancy.

If the stalemate continues, the government will probably operate on the basis of continuing resolutions, which will keep agency spending at last year's level and doom the plan to add judges.

The exterior is more problematic, hermetic and excluding, a too-honest representation of the them-and-us culture in which the future world leaders – for now students at the Blavatnik – will probably operate.

"It's very disappointing that it's so many years behind schedule, because it's of very great importance to bus riders," said Ms. Dolinsky, who has also questioned why the system has not been installed outside Manhattan where officials say it would probably operate much more easily.

Your bank was probably operating under a different neon sign a couple of years ago.

That buyer probably operates under restrictions that prevent it from directly investing in Lending Club loans.

At important centres such as Rome or Antioch teams of four probably operated.

"It will be a mess, probably operating in very uncomfortable, open-air conditions" with significant delays, Mr. Feldman said.

"Our three predecessor organisations were probably operating on a budget of about £250m and we are currently on £164m.