Sentence examples for will probably be enacted from inspiring English sources

It is a tricky balancing act, and it makes business nervous.Mining firms, for instance, are worried by a draft mineral-development bill, some version of which will probably be enacted this year.

After Warren rolled out her pro-democracy agenda of eliminating the electoral college, abolishing the filibuster and packing the courts, her ideological rival Bernie Sanders was forced to come out against both eliminating the filibuster and packing the courts, damaging his reputation with a party base who knew that without these interventions, a progressive agenda will probably never be enacted.

Even if a measure is enacted early next year, it will probably be too late to have much effect on the 2002 elections.

Walk by during the day and at least one will probably be protesting the nudity ban that was enacted a couple years ago.

Given how far Congress seems from enacting any deficit-reducing proposal, this debate will probably be around for a long time.

That will probably be difficult.

He will probably be heard.

It will probably be windy.

Businesses will probably be lost".

It will probably be easier.

There will, probably, be blood.