Sentence examples for probably to set a from inspiring English sources

The main creditor banks said today that they had taken control of 80.67 percent of the company's shares by exchanging $2.47 billion in bonds and that the directors had been summoned to meet on Wednesday, probably to set a date in the next few weeks when shareholders will vote to dismiss them.

But for the brain activity map, it's probably imprudent to set a goal to measure the 100 billion neurons in the human brain.

(You can quibble with his venue and timing – he probably intended to set a marker, but he wound up poisoning the well – but he wasn't wrong).

Toby Shapshak,a consumer technology expert and editor of Stuff magazine, told the Oscar Pistorius trial channel: "What's amazing about this event is this is really pretty cutting edge stuff that's probably going to set a precedent for court cases and murder cases around the world.

"This summer is probably going to set a new standard for how R-rated movies perform," Dergarabedian said.

The current crisis will probably contribute to set a worse overall health status for the populations which will face new adversities.

Overall, the web is better off without Flash and as Facebook's chief security officer Alex Stamos said a few days ago, it's probably time to set an end-of-life date for Flash.

Scott Hyden, general manager of Travelweb, said the site would probably allow users to set a price ceiling as they search.

You probably aren't trying to set a land speed record for an all-electric, street legal car, but if you are, I have bad news: The goalposts just got moved further out.

Finally, senior leaders in Moscow — Vladimir Putin probably among them — do not want to set a precedent.

As a cushion against a riskier world, American households will probably try to set aside a stash of assets worth some 540-550% of their income, according to Martin Sommer of the IMF and Jirka Slacalek of the European Central Bank.