Sentence examples for that will probably cost from inspiring English sources

Liverpool, for all the frustrating draws this season that will probably cost them this year's title, are improving under Benitez.

This is very unusual.' " Alas, in the game Moyer watched, Strasburg blew out his elbow, requiring reconstructive surgery that will probably cost him all of next season.

Pethealth, based in Oakville, Ontario, is seeking a license to begin writing policies in the United States, starting in the first half of next year, that will probably cost consumers $210 to $220 a year.

However, despite their farcical turnout, the very threat of their presence required a huge police response of 800 officers that will probably cost the taxpayer hundreds of thousands of pounds.

In a bold move that will probably cost them a large portion of their informed customer base, Time Warner cable is going to add a bandwidth cap to their internet services.

A fleet of 14 Trident ballistic missile submarines due to start retiring in 2027 will be replaced by 12 follow-on subs that will probably cost around $80 billion to design and build and hundreds of billions more to operate over their 40-year service lives.

Or ship (but that'll probably cost you more than $15).

Therefore, appropriate measures need to be taken by the healthcare planners to prevent weight gain and obesity that will probably be more cost effective than the treatment of breast cancer and related complications.

Indeed, without major changes in government policies, France faces costs that will probably be crippling in the long run.

Kindler should at least cordon off the few successful divisions of his new company, like Wyeth's gem of a vaccine business, from whatever sweeping changes and make-the-numbers cost-cutting that will probably be inevitable in what is now the world's largest drug company.

But given Ford's recent financial problems, it rubbed those far below the C-suite the wrong way that Fields was getting a trip home on the company's dime, no matter that it will probably cost the automaker more to send him to and from Florida every week on commercial flights.