Sentence examples for bigger probable from inspiring English sources

Reserves in turn break down into proven reserves (usually defined as those with a 90% chance of eventually being taken out of the ground) and much bigger probable reserves.

Gas from Camisea's Block 88, which has the biggest probable reserves in the Peruvian Amazon, is sold at a regulated price of $1.80-3.30 1.80-3.30on British thermal units, which has helper fuel Peru's stellar economillionwth of the past dozen years.

However, the biggest probable source was once again wine, specifically a sweetener-cum-preservative the Romans called sapa or defrutum.

The spire of a church rises high above the village's handful of homes – far bigger than seems probable for such a tiny place.

The Sooners have games remaining against Texas Tech and Oklahoma State before a probable Big 12 title game against Kansas State.

Oklahoma has regular-season games remaining against Texas Tech (7-4) and Oklahoma State (2-7), and a probable Big 12 Conference title game against Kansas State.

Probable big loser: the one party close to the separatist ETA gunmen, who on May 6th killed a leading conservative politician in Aragon, their 30th victim since early 2000.See article: Spain's Basque electionBritain's prime minister, Tony Blair, called an election for June 7th.

Griffin lists it among the probable Big Pink recordings, and in a group of songs from around July, but concedes it is also "unlikely [but] possible" it came from the Red Room.

In children's books, the extraordinary is ordinary, the improbable probable, and big is good but bigger is better.

The most unusual feature of this year's primary is that the names of all candidates will appear on the same ballot regardless of party, providing the first big test of the probable nominees' comparative strength in a general election.

The biggest surprise is the probable source of the fresh water that got the whole thing started: rogue icebergs.