Sentence examples for it looked probable from inspiring English sources

It looked probable that she would lose one eye and possible that the cancer could invade her brain.

Three-and-a-half years is a hell of a wait for a goal, but the way the home team set about the Dons in the minutes after Paterson scored it looked probable that a second was going to arrive in quick order.

It looked probable he would soon start a game.

It looks probable that inflation will move above earnings growth during 2017.

He claimed that England was too far from his Buenos Aires roots, but it looks probable that when City sells him his destination will be in Milan, with Inter.

"As it looks probable that the base rate won't increase for at least a year, I think that at 90%and9595% LTV, these deals offer better value than fixed rates," he says.

It looks probable that his liberal inclinations, which he made much of to selected audiences before his election, will be restricted to economic reforms rather than to guiding his broader political aspirations.

And now Dick Cheney has admitted that he did authorise the use of torture it looks probable that you'll have to pardon him – otherwise he'll be up on a charge of war crimes once you leave office.

It is still February but a solitary league title in eight seasons does not just look possible, it looks probable after Antoine Griezmann's second-half goal gave Atlético a victory here that leaves Real four points behind their city rivals and, more importantly, nine points plus a +4 head-to-head goal difference behind Barcelona, who play Sevilla on Sunday night.

It looks probable that the President will take his place among the war's victims, at the hands of a coup-maker within his ranks, or else at the hands of a rebel attack, in the manner of Muammar Qaddafi's death at the climax of Libya's rebellion.

The Tories are in disarray, and it looks probable that Boris Johnson – a man who conspired to beat up a journalist, and was fired from the Times and a front bench position for lying – will ride an even bigger lie into Number 10.