Sentence examples for probably will become from inspiring English sources

While the basic technical principle of PET (and PET/CT) has remained unchanged over the years, there are some more recent technical developments which have and probably will become available clinically and have been shown to enhance image quality and speed of data acquisitions.

It probably will become his 13th bestseller.

The cases -- Riley v. California and United States v. Wurie -- probably will become instant landmarks.

Dipoto and Klentak have been linked to what probably will become a vacant general manager's job with the Philadelphia Phillies.

It probably will become one of those big-deal boxing matches that you will hear hyped from now until your head aches.

A prolific fundraiser with deep political ties, Griffin probably will become one of the most sought after advisers for Democrats preparing to undertake White House campaigns.

Probably it will become more of a traditional Special Envoy traveling diplomat operation, while retaining some of the old interagency breadth.

That is probably when it will become clear how little might translate from Indianapolis.

The long-range impact of the number of females killed in New Jersey probably will not become apparent for several months.

The narrator admits that "this story has too many threads as it is, and it probably will never become a proper story".

"It's never happened before, but it probably will likely become another typical arrow in the quiver for both parties.