Sentence examples for will probably tumble from inspiring English sources

But even if the price of gasoline bumps against that jarring mental boundary of $3 a gallon in isolated places, most industry analysts think it will probably tumble quickly.

Iraq, Iran and North Korea have worked to develop intercontinental missiles, experts say, and their warheads would probably tumble.

Yet when all the numbers are in, they'll show that U.S. personal computer sales probably tumbled by some 14% last year.

That means the watch will be fine in water up to 50m deep – most smartwatches can manage up to 1.5m – and will probably survive a tumble down a rocky outcrop.

After you complete the aforementioned rolls and tumbles, you will probably feel ready to do the normal stretches and bends recommended by most people.

Markets like New York or Washington, where prices have not tumbled so sharply, will probably face more stagnant sales and sliding prices in the months ahead.

Other markets like New York or Washington, where prices have not tumbled so starkly, will probably face more stagnant sales and sliding prices in the months ahead.

They will probably wait for the next stockmarket tumble.So far, traditional full-service brokers have resisted using the Internet in any way that would cannibalise their existing offline brokerage business.

Updated at 6.01pm BST 4.17pm BST Citi cuts chances of Grexit Citigroup has revised down the chances of Greece tumbling out of the eurozone, and predicted that this will probably happen in the first half of 2014.

But now that those markets have tumbled -- dragging CIT's stock price down with them -- the company's future will probably hinge on how well it weathers the storm in the credit markets and the possibility of a recession.

The White Sox' already-shaky pitching depth took a tumble in the second inning when José Contreras left the game with an Achilles' tendon injury that will probably end his season.