Sentence examples for will probably achieve from inspiring English sources

Second, despite the above qualification, Gilbert's words will probably achieve their desired effect of giving Peace and Sands some breathing space.

The education bill he has tabled will probably achieve one of its aims: humbling the Islamic education movement that he and his backers in the army's high command regard as a threat to Turkey's secular character.

Total output passed 1m ounces this year, making Harmony the fourth-largest producer in the country.As other companies copy Harmony's cost-cutting techniques, the South African gold industry will probably achieve reasonable margins even if the price remains depressed.

With these reforms give or take a few caveats—he will probably achieve his goal.The catalyst for this first serious overhaul of enforcement in the FSA's seven-year history was an action for endowment-policy mis-selling brought by the regulator against Legal & General (L&G), a big insurer.

That sounds like a cautious admission that talks will probably achieve little in themselves, but could lay the ground for wider political agreement to launch a military strike.Yet one special consideration for Punjab is that the Taliban have been somewhat less willing over the past four or five years to order suicide attacks in Lahore, for example, than in Karachi or Peshawar.

I just think there are alternatives that will probably achieve a higher success rate.

Of particular clinical significance is that most patients who respond rapidly to first-line therapy will more probably achieve durable remission.

It's about wealth and sustainability, two obvious qualities dance will probably never achieve.

Mr. Ayers's own book will probably not achieve such heights, but his recent tongue-in-cheek revelations have certainly pushed him higher up on any online search engine.

Gerhard Richter's admission that he traces photographs superimposed on blank canvases to guide his compositions (Michael Kimmelman, Jan . 27, accompanied by his statement, "Idiots can do what I do," is revealing as to why such painters will probably never achieve the status of earlier representational artists.

We will probably never achieve the utopian vision of having every film ever made available at the click of a mouse, but we are certain to move a little bit further in that direction in the decade ahead — with the cooperation of the studios or without them.