Sentence examples for thinks will probably from inspiring English sources

On academies, free schools and the possibility of allowing for-profit providers to run schools (to which he has "no principled objection" and which he thinks will probably happen eventually), Bell sometimes uses almost exactly the words and phrases Gove uses, albeit without the tendentious political rhetoric.

The 35 experts that participated in the study were asked to rate 16 statements according to what they think will probably happen (probability) and what they would like to see happen (desirability).

Or, what may happen — and what I think will probably happen — is that the Episcopalians will decide to push this down the road.

Both he and his closest rival, Shelly Yachimovich, who heads the Labour party, which pollsters think will probably come second, had wanted to campaign mainly on domestic issues.

Or, what may happen and what I think will probably happen is that the Episcopalians will decide to push this down the road.

In November 2007, Rowling said that she was working on another book, a "half-finished book for children that I think will probably be the next thing I publish".

"It's working out the way you dream about it, not what you think will probably happen," he told reporters Friday.

That Senate vote we think will happen probably sometime in the next month or two.

Once she's read it, he thinks it will probably go in the recycling bin.

I think I will probably have sleepless nights thinking about that.

I think it will probably prevail.