Sentence examples for will probably conclude from inspiring English sources

It will probably conclude that prices and margins are better left high.

"We will probably conclude that we need to move forward with NASA's programs, in particular human space flight".

But the Senate approved the most controversial parts of the legislation, and will probably conclude its voting next week.

The harmony will dissipate in the final weeks of the term, which will probably conclude in late June.

WHITNEYKIDS DESIGN! (Saturday) Today's children may never have heard of Buckminster Fuller, but they will probably conclude that his work speaks volumes, in every sense of that word.

"I have imagined many circumstantial details which history omitted to record," Lodge admits, and the innocent reader will probably conclude that these are among them.

If more people have gone up this week, they'll probably conclude that the marketing banners that they put up towards the beginning of the week are working.

Now I know about it, the imbalance is one thing, but the numbers are another, so I'll probably conclude we cut back on the number of papers that we use.

Your compensation increase may not be very high (most of the money is held for the middle of the curve) and you'll probably conclude that the highest ratings are reserved for those who are politically well connected.

Just think about paying people based on the value they deliver (balanced by market wages and scarcity of skills) and you'll probably conclude that too much of your compensation is based on tenure and history.

You might actively make yourself use it (it was one of the reasons you bought the phone, after all), but you'll probably conclude that it isn't really changing the way you interact with your phone.