Sentence examples for will probably attain from inspiring English sources

And it would risk bloody retaliation against Israel and America.As things stand, Iran will probably attain the capacity to make a bomb and, after an Indian-style period of "strategic ambiguity", break out of the NPT.

Another difference is that Roth has acquired a level of international respect and attention that Jacobson may or may not dream of, and will probably never attain.

"Feels Like", commissioned from Emeli Sandé, a pop star (pictured), to help launch the new "baby" Jaguar on September 8th, will probably not attain the classic status of tunes about Corvettes or T-Birds.

On the other hand, firms may prefer to have more women than men in their labor force because their higher turnover rates imply that women will probably quit before attaining a high level of tenure, reducing future severance payment costs (Pagés and Montenegro 1999).

Marilyn Lortie of the state Office of Historic Preservation said that because the park is an emblem of Simi Valley's place in early California history, it probably will attain landmark status.

So far the star is invisible to the naked eye and will probably remain so even when it has attained its maximum brightness.

Corn silage will probably be late this year but corn planted by June 8th should attain 68% whole plant moisture.

Gossip called Paul Morphy and Steinitz "the two greatest chessplayers that have ever lived" and remarked that "no Englishman has yet attained, or probably ever will attain, to the eminence of chess champion of the world..

She will probably be routinely beaten, rapedand demeaned, neither able to access healthcare or educationnor attain any economic, political, and social status.

However, this will probably result in a reduction of root surface area, already restricted by the maximum penetration attained by roots into waterlogged soil.

They will probably refuse.