Sentence examples for increasingly probable that from inspiring English sources

THE Democrats have the House, and it is looking increasingly probable that they will take the Senate too.

Only the bride and the imposter know what is going on until the end, when the mayhem is explained, although, writing this, it seems increasingly probable that ITV has slipped in a fake press release to test us.

The prime minister also claimed that it was "increasingly probable" that a bomb which killed about 14 civilians in a Baghdad market last week was not a coalition weapon.

Since the Treaty of Rijswijk (1697), it had become increasingly probable that what would, in effect, be a European war would break out as soon as the childless king of Spain died.

He added: "At the moment, house prices still look more likely than not to see clear increases over the coming months, although it is looking increasingly probable that there will be some easing back in house price gains from the recent strong increases".

But as Fillon's numbers sink — he is now running behind Le Pen and Macron, with eighteen and a half to twenty per cent of the vote — it is increasingly probable that, for the first time in decades, the second round of the election could be a runoff between two non-mainstream parties.

This provides evidence for the increasingly probable hypothesis that East African rain forests have been ecologically stable during those times.

Unfortunately, that is increasingly probable".

The crimes of which Haysom and Soering were convicted, it has become increasingly probable, weren't the murders that occurred.

("Hope we're not just the biological boot loader for digital superintelligence. Unfortunately, that is increasingly probable", he tweeted, before donating $10m to the Future of Life Institute, which works "to mitigate existential risks facing humanity").

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".