Sentence examples for will probably be changed from inspiring English sources

A self-made tycoon sentenced to death for financial fraud has been resentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, meaning her sentence will probably be changed to life after two years of good behavior.

Infinite Justice, the preliminary code name for the United States military operation against terrorism, will probably be changed to avoid offending Muslims, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said yesterday.

As a result, these disclaimers will probably be changed to appear in larger-sized type than in the past or on the first page of a report rather than the last.

A team is unlikely to have a big stock of aerodynamic parts at the first test because the important ones, such as the front wing, will probably be changed by the time of the final test.

A prison spokesperson carrying a huge bunch of keys told her: "Up until now it hasn't been a felony to break out of prison [like Varg did in 2003], but after this incident, we're looking at the rules, and they will probably be changed.

You can try to make the title catchy and interesting, but it will probably be changed by the director of movie studio, so don't work on it too hard.

* The boundaries of Nick Clegg's constituency will probably be substantially changed, but the majority of his Sheffield seat is likely to remain unchanged.

If this is the case, your friend will probably be willing to change his or her ways.

There will probably be some changes Friday.

But there will probably be more changes to come.

There will probably be little change in what qualifies.