Sentence examples for would probably vanish from inspiring English sources
If only Mr Chidambaram could collect a 5% tax on all bribes, his budget deficit would probably vanish.
If such companies refused to provide support to child Webcam sites, most of them would probably vanish.
Hope for any deficit deal in a so-called lame duck session after the November contests would probably vanish if either party scored a convincing victory.
Though the variations in taste between the two vintages would probably vanish if either were mixed with tonic or soda, sipped neat they are apparent.
Unmentioned in the settlement, but a prominent feature in the earlier complaint, are US Airways' low-cost Advantage Fares, which the government argued would probably vanish on the many routes where competition between the two carriers would be eliminated.
Any hope the Democrats may have had that their past finance scandals would fade in importance as an issue in this year's presidential campaign probably vanished yesterday.
Most of the information has probably vanished, he added.
The monument, or at least part of it, has probably vanished.
Hire a tent, he would probably have said, but then the sponsors would have vanished.
Well any bank that ran out of money in this way would probably have to be nationalised, to reassure the depositors that their savings were not about to vanish.
