Sentence examples for probably revisit from inspiring English sources

The court will probably revisit the issue in 2015.

– isn't socialistic, then they should probably revisit their history of the cold war.

"I probably revisit in my work the moment at which I realised that dreams couldn't be reality.

Specifically, he said the state would probably revisit a Senate bill vetoed by Gov. Charlie Crist that would have established merit-based pay for teachers.

The Bush administration opposes both more stimulus and the loan guarantees, but may relent for political reasons.If a package fails to pass this month, Congress will probably revisit it in January, when Democrats expect to have a larger majority in both chambers.

I'll probably revisit the site though to vote :-).

"Because what's the incentive to buy into the next I.P.O.? Bankers are now probably revisiting how many and which deals they will launch".

Obama could (and probably will) revisit this decision, but for now it represents a dramatic break with Clinton-era orthodoxy.

Renegotiating with the Public Employees Federation would probably mean revisiting the contract with the Civil Service Employees Association.

That's why we'll probably keep revisiting "Merrily We Roll Along," again and again, in the years to come.

But if election night stamped Obama indelibly into the pages of American history, then Dean's place in that history, too, should probably be revisited.