Sentence examples for probably to meet from inspiring English sources

Castro has also allowed more private enterprise, probably to meet the demands of the tourist influx.

Legislation on the Office of Missing Persons was passed in August, probably to meet the deadline of the September session of the Human Rights Council.

Trophoblasts are thus capable of dismantling large amounts of HDL, probably to meet the high cholesterol requirements of the growing embryo.

This suggests an increase in the conversion of non-carbohydrate substrates (e.g. amino acids or lipids) into glucose and glucose oxidation, probably to meet the energetic needs of the acclimation response.

Spring is a time of renewal and you're probably more likely to meet some of those resolutions now that you're able to actually get out the door to exercise and get about more than during winter!

"A lot of those senators were probably excited to meet Jesse, no matter what their politics are," Mr. Mikita said.

In his official capacity as president of the United States he will probably have to meet our prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi.

Vatican officials said that commission would probably begin to meet in Rome in 6 to 10 days.

Co-op boards and condo associations will probably want to meet the pets to make sure they are not pony-sized and are well behaved.

Sheffield would probably want to meet with those six teams, however, before waiving his right to demand a trade after one year.

The mayor certainly intends to debate him on television this fall and, they noted, he has said in the past that he would probably agree to meet Mr. Ferrer twice.