Sentence examples for it seems highly probable from inspiring English sources

In fact, it seems highly probable.

What is more, it seems highly probable that he does not take threats from Mr Obama particularly seriously.

But in this case, given Mayer's engineering expertise and her long tenure overseeing some of Google's most prominent initiatives, from Gmail to Google News, it seems highly probable that she possesses the requisite skills for the job.

Stafford Smith, director of the legal charity Reprieve, said: "It seems highly probable that the British security services are in bed with the Americans on trying to keep Shaker from coming back to the UK, since Shaker is such an important witness against them for their complicity in torture.

Whether the great post-9/11 rash outbreak turns out to be partly psychogenic or not -- and we may well never know for certain -- it seems highly probable that we will be dealing with incidents of mass hysteria in the future.

Or, put it another way, it seems highly probable that the ancestors of the Patagonian ostrich in the remote past were very martineta-like.

This amounted to $150,000 a year--a sum sufficient to insure success to Mr. Ochs's venture, at a time when it seemed highly probable that otherwise it would end in disaster.

It therefore seems highly probable that more scientists will need to become better acquainted with the potential of supercritical fluids in the future.

That there was a certain strand of bisexuality in Disraeli seems highly probable.

The 24-year-old defensive end will become the first openly gay player in the league if he is signed by a team this May, an event that seems highly probable after his stand-out senior year at the University of Missouri.

If, as seems highly probable, Ramaphosa is elected president of South Africa in polls scheduled for next year, he will need to invigorate a flagging economy, reassure investors, placate millions of increasingly impatient young people who care little for the potent history of Africa's oldest liberation party, root out systemic corruption and unite a nation that remains profoundly segregated.