Sentence examples for very probably will from inspiring English sources

If things get any worse, as Mr Bowdler fears they very probably will, the company will breach its banking covenants, so there's to be a rescue rights issue, and a strategic investor to boot – Usaha Tegas from Malaysia.

A bit of fatigue about the nomination campaign is understandable, but is also a bearish sign for Mr. Santroum since it implies that voters have begun to settle for the status quo — one in which Mr. Romney has a solid lead and very probably will win.

If Erols faces similar costs, and it very probably will, that means that its gross margins would come to $1.35 per account.

After all, any difference in timing or manner very probably will place a distinct inseminating sperm cell (out of hundreds of millions!) in proximity to the ovum or even result in a distinct ovum being inseminated.

When the act of conceiving a child is moved forward or backward in time by months or even moments, or when the manner of conception is itself altered (accomplished, e.g., via in vitro fertilization rather than coitus), the result, very probably, will be the conception of a distinct child altogether.

There very probably will be nonesuch, of course.

"Very probably, they will kill some of us," said Catalina, who is in Bogota for the national dialogue.

Very probably, he will have sprung from a working-class community whose collective support brought the club into existence.

You could get it very wrong and probably will, at least the first few times.

One of the Thunderant sketches I'm particularly fond of — as anybody who has ever adopted, or tried to adopt, a dog from a very caring shelter probably will be — is this one.

This understanding will potentially yield useful synthetic/modified cannabinergic therapeutic drugs and will very probably serve as future treatment modalities for symptoms of drug withdrawal and addiction.