Sentence examples for existence of probable from inspiring English sources
The parties do not dispute the existence of probable cause.
The existence of probable cause is a factual matter that calls for the determination of a factual question.
Does the existence of probable cause prevent a plaintiff from pursuing a retaliatory arrest claim against the government?
The August 28 paragraph is critical to the finding of the existence of probable cause for the search of 148 1/2 Coburn Avenue.
It approaches requiring (if it does not, in practical effect, require) proof sufficient to establish guilt in order to substantiate the existence of probable cause.
Late Tuesday evening, prosecutors argued in a separate filing that the two witness tampering counts handed up by the grand jury "conclusively determine the existence of probable cause" to believe that Manafort violated his release terms and should be jailed.
In addition, our observation has clearly shown existence of a probable fault zone trending in NE – SW direction between Tabriz city and Urmia Lake which is consistent with the trend of meizoseismal zone of the Deh-Khareqan (modern Azarshahr) earthquake (M ~ 6.8) in 1641.
Taken together with the observed correlation between the splicing efficiency levels and structural branchpoint distances the results are consistent with the following hypothesis: the existence of highly probable secondary structures that have short branchpoint distance is required for efficient splicing of yeast introns.
Although for Swinburne this argument does not make the existence of God more probable than not (it is not a P-inductive argument), it does increase the probability of God's existence (is a C-inductive argument) because it provides a more reasonable explanation for the universe than merely attributing it to brute fact.
The theodicy attempts to demonstrate that the existence of God remains probable, despite the occurrence of evil.
