Sentence examples for would probably raise from inspiring English sources

Then South would probably raise to four spades.

Except for them to do that now would probably raise cries of 'bad sport'.

Today, North would open one no-trump, and South would probably raise to three no-trump.

A new filing would probably raise very different legal questions, Boasberg said.

Lawmakers will decide whether to let the European Commission take steps that would probably raise the price of emissions credits.

This public offering would probably raise hundreds of billions of dollars and be the largest such sale in financial history.

It stars Scrooge McDuck – yes, he'd probably raise an eyebrow at the price – as he explores a side-scrolling platform world to find five treasures.

It's chilled, it wordlessly suggests a journey, and it'd probably raise fewer eyebrows among the sparse congregation (and later awkward reunions, should certain theories about death be proved correct after all) than Hüsker Dü's Never Talking to You Again, which was my original choice.

"We'd probably raise a little more corn".

Any deal with Telefónica would therefore probably raise antitrust issues in Latin American markets.

Management would probably fire any lawyer who raised concerns about its tactics with the board, he said.