Sentence examples for probably to pass from inspiring English sources

Now the bill moves to the Texas Senate, where a committee has already scheduled a hearing for Thursday to consider it and, probably, to pass it along to the full Senate for final approval.

Gun control advocates say Texas is probably the most likely to pass such a measure, with Arizona also in the mix.

Moreover, said Robert D. Reischauer, former director of the Congressional Budget Office, the president's budget is much more likely to represent what will probably come to pass when the White House and Congress are controlled by the same party.

If Ryan returns to the House -- where he'll almost certainly remain Speaker -- he will probably try to pass the big TPP trade bill this year, and he will probably succeed.

One day that, too, will probably come to pass.

That's why she guesses she will probably have to pass on the von Trier movie.

Uber's I.P.O. will probably come to pass in the next three to four years.

"The hardest part of that adjustment has probably come to pass," economists at UBS said in a recent note to investors.

How well the Fed and other agencies carry out the law will matter greatly, and Congress will probably need to pass other, albeit smaller, bills in the future.

"He probably had to pass a good 50 well-known crack houses just to get to the store to get to my sauce".

E.C.N. executives said they would probably have to pass these fees along to their customers, erasing cost savings they now offer.