Sentence examples similar to arguably probable from inspiring English sources
Arguably the most probable cause for the discrepancy between our data and other studies is the number of compartments used (2 vs. 4).
For example, 'likely' and 'probable' mean pretty much the same even though 'Jacques is likely to leave' is meaningful while 'Jacques is probable to leave' is arguably not; cf. Gazdar (1985): 32.[12] And — more controversially — there might be synonyms that are almost nowhere intersubstitutable: 'quick' and 'quickly' are good candidates.
But there are other probable "addictors" as seen in Mountain Dew, arguably the most addictive of the soft drinks (including among some gamers who reportedly drink it nonstop).
Typically, preclinical species data are used as indicators of probable drug efficacy in patients, with arguably some successes in pain.
Among the less probable visitors of those days was Learie Constantine, still arguably the greatest West Indian cricketer of all time.
Qualifications, arguably.
The costs and risks to the average investor are higher than the probable returns".The irony is that regulators seem determined to tighten their grip on hedge funds just as the funds' moment of greatest glory has arguably passed.
Possible, but not probable.
Arguably, they still are.
