Sentence examples for will probably define from inspiring English sources

"It will probably define us 10 years from now, five years from now," Priore said.

How long it lasts will probably define the culture of the club for many years to come.

"When you look back, the fashion will probably define her as much as the music does," Mr. Zee said.

I would point out five mostly troubling trends from 2010 that will probably define and plague the Middle East for the year ahead.

When linguistic historians come to reflect on the early 21st century, they will probably define it as the age of euphemism.

President Bush and the Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle, today staked out the battle over taxes, the budget and national defense that will probably define this year's Congressional elections.

As a consequence, guidelines did not and will probably never define an exact threshold when antiemetic prophylaxis is indicated [ 2]. - Computer simulations on the effectiveness and efficacy of various antiemetic strategies have yielded no perfect solution.

As a result of Mr. Dillon's self-imposed proscriptions, Kathleen Rice, the former federal prosecutor who defeated him Tuesday to become the first woman elected to the office in Nassau, will probably be defined, at least initially, by how willing she is to tread where Mr. Dillon would not.

Her presidency will probably be defined by climate change.

Platini's tenure as UEFA president will probably be defined by his Financial Fair Play (F.F.P).

"The next two quarters will probably be defined as a very aggressive period of speed-dating, where companies will try out different combinations to see if they make strategic sense and are actionable," said Paul G. Parker, head of global mergers and acquisitions for Barclays Capital.