The crimes of which Haysom and Soering were convicted, it has become increasingly probable, weren't the murders that occurred.
As I put it in the piece at the time, "The crimes of which Haysom and Soering were convicted, it has become increasingly probable, weren't the murders that occurred".
This paper concludes that global management of flight and migration has become more probable in recent years since the awareness has risen in both regions about this issue.
Such is the momentum behind the Yes campaign that the prospect of an independent Scotland has become possible, if still far from probable.
Thus the structure of the deposited fibrin has become significant and is viewed as a probable risk factor for increased affinity for cardiovascular events in subjects with atherosclerosis [ 19].
News has broken that actor, QI host, and probable pub quiz supremo Stephen Fry, 57, has become engaged to Elliott Spencer, a comedian 30 years his junior.
The need to distinguish the probable pathogenic from benign sequence changes has become acute [42].
The number of metastases is relatively stable from 3.4 years to ~5.5 years after surgery, but rapidly increases after 6 years because the metastasis has become sufficiently large to make formation of new metastases sufficiently probable.
As the pandemic has evolved, it has become clear that different age groups experience different risks of confirmed and probable infection with the pandemic virus, with the highest rates of confirmed and probable infection among persons under 25 years old (http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/surveillanceqa.htm).htm
The probable failure of the STEMS Jobs Act, which would add 55,000 work visas for science-oriented immigrants, has become a casualty of war over the low-skilled immigrants dilemma.
But to imagine within decades a subcontinent including Pakistan that has become as successful as Southeast Asia or Latin America are today is not by any means a fantasy; barring the collapse of Pakistan, it is more than probable.
