Sentence examples for would probably object from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon, fearful of losing power, would probably object strongly.

Prof. Maguigan said a judge would probably object to a "fishing expedition" through confidential patient records.

Ms. Pfeiffer's Ingrid, the grandest of those divas, would probably object to being called neurotic.

But all are paid to be starters and would probably object to relieving.

"In other countries, developers would probably object," said Shahzad Nasim, managing director at Meinhardt.

You might think of "Sun Tunnels" as a more feminine Stonehenge, although Ms. Holt would probably object to that description.

The world's most populous country India would also probably object to missing out on "major" status.

They would also probably object to using just "Syria", as it suggests their aspirations are limited to the modern state's borders.

The neighbours would probably not object.

The mayor has said he would probably not object to a plan for spending cuts, as long as they did not disproportionately affect the city.

Mr. Holden said that while he would probably not object to allowing engineers to perform such examinations, his first priority was clearing the site so that human remains might be recovered.