Sentence examples for will probably address from inspiring English sources

The Senate will probably address the issue as elections approach.

The Legislature, which will meet in 2003, will probably address the issue.

But the Yankees do have one need that they will probably address.

The administration's paper about the future of housing policy will probably address what should be done with Fannie's and Freddie's existing assets, a combined $1.5 trillion portfolio.

Walsh was not available for comment but will probably address the news media before the Knicks play the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden.

She has promised that national reconciliation will be her first priority and also created a Ministry for Ethnic Affairs, which will probably address grievances from Myanmar's myriad ethnic minorities.

I'll probably address that".

The Yankees will probably not address their need for a third baseman until late in the off-season, perhaps re-signing Scott Brosius or simply going into spring training with Enrique Wilson penciled in at third.

Mr. Blair will probably not address the controversy over the intelligence about Iraq's weapons programs in his prepared remarks, though he expects to be asked about it in a joint news conference with Mr. Bush, the official said.

Chad Henne's shaky season is almost over, and the Miami Dolphins will probably be addressing the quarterback position in the off-season.

Better input for gaming (analog stick, shoulder buttons, etc) is something that will probably be addressed on some phones, but I am dubious about it changing across the board, so I'm not sure how much of a difference it will make for the platform as a whole.