Sentence examples for probably rely on from inspiring English sources

In the event, Rutte's party did worse in this election than it did in the last one, and it will probably rely on insurgent pro-Europe leftist parties to form a coalition.

These RNAs differ greatly in abundance and function, but their transcription termination and 3′ end processing, where understood, appears to fall into one of two categories: Some SUTs and XUTs probably rely on the above described mechanism employed for PAS dependent termination [38,134,137].

In the future, shoppers will probably rely on tools such as Froogle, Google's price comparison tool.

Instead the allies will probably rely on international law banning the use of chemical weapons.

Near to home, animals probably rely on local cues quite different from those used at a distance.

But authorities will probably rely on diagnoses in emergency rooms to decide whether to sound the alarm.

It probably relies on a security flaw in Apple's mobile operating system.

Mr O'Connor said that American officials probably relied on this and other faulty information from Canada's police when they seized Mr Arar.

This lack of scrutiny is made worse because the project team has probably relied on 'someone from finance' or an external consultant to put together the financial model.

More shows appear headed to this formula, with ABC probably relying on the recently purchased Family Channel for repurposing, Fox using the FX Channel, CBS looking to TNN and NBC turning to the Pax Network.

(Mueller's team probably relied on both internal communications obtained via court order and N.S.A. intercepts that weren't translated in real time but were pulled together after the fact).