Sentence examples for will probably be restored from inspiring English sources

Partly as a result, he said, dividends will probably be restored in stages, and it could be take until the end of 2012 for them to return to historical norms.

Mayor Dannel Malloy insists that "we're not going to see a total displacement of industry, and a lot of older housing will probably be restored, so I think Waterside and the South End will be mixed communities with light industry, lots of offices, parks, a ferry service, and we're going to see 2,000 to 3,000 units of housing come to the South End over the next 10 years".

These medallions have probably been restored several times through centuries.

Multifunctional and multitarget approaches will probably be needed to restore neuronal health when cell dysfunction is present.

With the cost of rebuilding the city estimated at more than $1 billion, Russian officials have suggested that Grozny will probably never be restored, leaving it as a symbol of retribution, not reconciliation.

But now comes what will probably be the drawn-out task of restoring the environment and seeking to find the cause of the spill and obtain compensation for the damage.

In the long run, it will probably be Mr. Chammah's units — the old Morgan Stanley — that will restore the firm's luster.

Thus information on the loss of genetic diversity might not be spontaneously revealed, but will probably be seen within two or more generations if the populations are not restored.

Even the most blue chip of banks will probably be cautious about returning to the market with new offerings, if only to restore their credibility.

That will probably be difficult.

He will probably be heard.