Sentence examples for but more probably from inspiring English sources

But more probably, there can be no workable treaty on climate change, at least with the present state of knowledge.

American forces attacked an Iraqi convoy, thought to contain Saddam Hussein and his sons but more probably sheep smugglers, near the border with Syria.

As to what "eventually" means, the assessment has not changed: it was always late 2009 at the earliest but more probably the middle of the next decade.

Cambyses died possibly by his own hand but more probably from infection following an accidental sword wound as he hastened home to regain control.

Under growing anthropogenic or environmental pressure from the Late/Final Bronze Age onwards, the opening of the landscape was not associated with expanding settlements, but more probably with a shift in forest subsistence economy activities.

Last week's result in Kensington and Chelsea was not a turning point in the fortunes of the Tory party but more probably another phase in its collapse.

The Atomic Energy Commission, in announcing the Russian nuclear blast in the Arctic air, said it was "possibly as large as 50 megatons, but … more probably on the order of 30 megatons".

This effect appeared to be independent of the hemodynamic effects of saline but was more probably linked to a direct effect on alveolocapillary barrier permeability.

These possibilities are not mutually exclusive, but rather more probably coordinated.

But it is more probably a mere invention (SHA 1916.7 A, 13).

It comes through in the film but there's more probably there than even comes out.