Sentence examples for will probably press from inspiring English sources

The Dutch and German governments will probably press for bailout money to be paid into a special account that would be used first to service debt.

The Senate has launched two inquiries into the Balikatan exercise.Nonetheless, the government will probably press on with the deployment, perhaps as early as March.

Since losing his seat at the election, former business secretary Vince Cable has said he thinks the government will probably press ahead with Heathrow.

Instead, Mr. Mbeki will probably press behind the scenes for a transition that would allow Mr. Mugabe, 79, to eventually turn power over to a member of his governing party.

If Eastern's passenger count and ticket revenues are not stronger through the summer, which is the busiest season for air travel, creditors at Eastern will probably press either for an immediate sale or dismemberment of the airline's opeations, Mr. Neidl said.

They will probably press us high and try to play quick, attacking football.

I'll probably press it in a book.

If you're over 30, you'll probably press a doorbell with your index finger, while anyone under 30 may well use their thumb.

But going forward, Mr. Thompson will probably be pressed to outline his plan for dealing with entitlement spending.

And in the days ahead, he will probably be pressed on whether he agrees with the court's decision to uphold the provision on checks of immigration status.

"Retailers will probably be pressed to pass through at the pump a few more pennies of price-cutting sometime soon". The highest price for gasoline in the lower 48 states among the markets surveyed was in San Francisco, at $3.45 a gallon, Lundberg said.