Sentence examples for will probably retain from inspiring English sources
"Assets will probably retain more value under the Vivendi umbrella than outside it," Mr. Harrington said.
And it will probably retain its democratic hue, if in a modified form.
His re-election will be welcome only in so far as it will probably retain a measure of stability.
Although his Socialist Party will probably retain the Paris mayoralty, the overall result is likely to be crushing.
The way Google's search algorithm favours established and authoritative sites means my Guardian profile page will probably retain its number one spot.
"There are places on the mountain that will probably retain snow all summer long," said Emily Moench, the resort's communications manager.
These data support the assumption that the created TurboLuc fusion protein will most probably retain the same efficiency as the native luciferase and fluorescent TurboFP635 counterparts when used in (single) cell-based assays or in vivo imaging.
Tom Rouen, who dropped two balls while serving as the holder against the Vikings, will not have that job again, but he will probably be retained as the punter.
It is understood that if Warner Music is able to clinch the deal the EMI label is likely to disappear in the US but will probably be retained by the US company for Europe.
Forces loyal to him probably retain superiority in arms.
Even if these measures bring in anything close to what Mr Darling hopes, tax revenues in 2012-13 are likely to be just 37.7% of GDP, the Treasury reckons, well below the 39.8% it was counting on in the 2008 budget.If the Tories win power they will probably have to retain Labour's planned increases.
