Sentence examples for would probably be present from inspiring English sources
If there were an N-acetyltransferase gene susceptible to recruitment in a bacterium related to Idiomarina, it would probably be present in many genomes.
On the other hand, although the volume of micro-particles released is considerably larger during impaction of calcium phosphate particles than during impaction of calcium phosphate-coated titanium particles, titanium micro-particles are not degradable and would probably be present in the joint fluid for longer than bioceramic micro-particles.
He said evidence would probably be presented to a grand jury.
The commission said Tuesday that rule changes intended to open up the market to app developers would probably be presented at the agency's public meeting next month.
Despite a flurry of last-minute appeals by South Florida politicians, Justice Department officials said the instructions on the surrender of the boy would probably be presented to the Miami family sometime on Tuesday, and that Elian would be handed over to federal officials on Wednesday or Thursday.
The reinstatement of the dismissed judges of the Supreme Court and four High Courts in the provinces would represent a special danger to Mr. Musharraf because the courts would probably be presented with new petitions seeking to overturn the president's re-election in October, lawyers said.
Where would you see it - as a thumbnail on iTunes or something?" I half-joke that the Richard D. James Album would probably be presented as a gif these days.
And any new regime in a post-fall China would probably be weaker than the present one and perhaps more prone to populist nationalism.America's other big strength in the Asia-Pacific region is its network of alliances and friendships with other countries that welcome its reassuring presence.
De Klerk said he had given "careful consideration" to inviting black leaders to join his Cabinet but decided it "would probably be counterproductive at the present delicate stage of negotiations". "I look forward to the day when South Africa will have a fully representative government," the president added in a statement.
Speaking at a news confer ence in Dallas, A. W. (Tom Clausenn, president of the Bank of America, said that initially the drop would probably be to 8percentnt from the present 8½ per cent, and he added that there could well be another drop to 7½percentnt before the end of this year.
At present that would probably be a toss-up between the vibrating Edward doll and the babygrow reading "My Mommy is a Bella" – but we'll deal with those once your stabilisers are off.
