Sentence examples for would probably bow to from inspiring English sources

Fifa would probably bow to public pressure.

I think a lot of managers would probably be intimidated by him, probably bow to him.

Though only 57, Mr Schüssel would probably bow out as his party's leader.

The Colorado Symphony Orchestra is probably bowing to Denver's demands not because they thought they would lose their case in court but because they don't want to spend the time and money fighting over it.

"We would never bow to a terrorist threat," he said.

Indeed, they say that so many Iraqis expect such an accommodation that the likelihood that the United States would bow to Kurdish demands is probably what emboldened Ayatollah Sistani to take his hard line over the weekend.

But AT&T also said it would "explore financial and strategic alternatives," meaning that it probably will bow to shareholder sentiment and sell the cable unit to the highest bidder.

We're going to wake up some morning, probably in the summer, and all of a sudden we'll be forty thousand troops down, and people will say, 'Gee, I didn't know.' " A senior military officer defended Generals Abizaid and Casey, and said that they would not simply bow to pressure from Washington.

The Maliki government will focus on security and will probably not bow to external pressure to meet key legislative benchmarks.

Both would have to bow to the opinion of a state judge.

Mr Clegg claimed that he would "bow to no-one in my impatience for reform".