Sentence examples for will probably commit from inspiring English sources

They may impose a death sentence only if they find that the defendant will probably commit more violent acts.

Standing before War Emblem in Stall 29 here at his barn in Churchill Downs, a far more sober, relaxed and reverent Baffert concedes that yes, he has made a few mistakes, and will probably commit many more.

There are eight kids in our house, and we live in an extremely conservative town in a very Republican part of the South, the kind of town where a gay kid will probably commit suicide one of these days.

On his way uptown he can't avoid a lift from Bruce Binder, who tells Singer he'll probably commit adultery & that he had to fire & re-hire his mother, who's also his secretary.

Most executives will probably give the boilerplate "we are committed to delivering long-term value for shareholders" argument for stock swings in the near term, but those swings are really significant for the company.

The actions committed to in Paris will probably put us on course for around 3C by 2100.

If you do tell a priest that you have committed a serious crime, he will probably give you the penance of turning yourself in.

The Republican candidate is much more up in the air, but will certainly oppose reproductive rights, and (if the candidate is anyone but Donald Trump) will probably be committed to the idea that abortion should be illegal in all circumstances.

It's all a bit creepy: after the tenth or twentieth photo of one man's ordinary face you start to feel like you're watching the introductory PowerPoint presentation for an obsessive religious cult, one that will probably be committing ritual suicide on the 6th of May.

Intel should probably commit to some standard of inter-operability or at least guarantee it will not to do anything to degrade the operation of rival processors.

Woods will probably not officially commit to the Buick Classic until the week before the event begins, and there is a chance that he could change his mind about playing, particularly if he has a grueling week at the United States Open.