Sentence examples for will probably weather from inspiring English sources

The relish with which David Cameron announced that our whole way of life would be affected for years by impending cuts, and no one in the land would be exempt from the asperities about to be inflicted, suggested to many that he and his fellow cabinet-millionaires will probably weather the coming storm better than the rest of us.

Too early to tell, though those are multi-year projects and will probably weather these losses, major though they are.

He said: "Into the week ahead, it will remain cold but there will probably be dry weather in most areas.

The Met Office's four-week forecast says early February will probably bring cold weather, "meaning that temperatures overall may well be near or a little below normal".

An entrepreneur working on a new finance app from a base in London's Tech City will probably keep a weather eye on potential competitors in the domestic market while also making an attempt to stay abreast of developments in the US and elsewhere in Europe.

If they are flying high in the sky, there will probably be fair weather.

It is due to take place next year and will probably examine banks' ability to weather an economic downturn.

Nearly five decades on, his son is poised to weather what will probably be one of the toughest tests of this sentiment.

We recognize the weather will probably be challenging, but we are intrepid!

"We had the option to suspend racing but tomorrow the weather will probably be worse.

In short, a warmer world will probably feature more extreme weather.