Sentence examples for it very probable from inspiring English sources

That made it very probable that private investment would concentrate in non-traded sectors, like housing.It does make one wonder, however, what might have happened if the Fed had been systematically less hawkish from late 2000 on.

Statistically, most commodities are now so far away from their former downward trend that it makes it very probable that the old trend has changed — that there is in fact a Paradigm Shift — perhaps the most important economic event since the Industrial Revolution".

The 50% hypothesis doesn't make it very probable that a single raven will be black, but it makes it highly probable that a much larger collection will be roughly half black, half non-black.

Furthermore, the application of media without organic nutrients makes it very probable that the volatiles emitted by moulds originated mostly from the enzymatic decomposition of the organic material and not from the metabolism of sugar which is usually in the media.

The fact that this trade-off is beneficial for the metabolic replicator system as a whole makes it very probable that it will be selected for, so that k p  <  k g would eventually appear as an evolved feature of the replicator species.

It begins: It is very probable, especially if you are a young person, that you have never heard of Eugene Victor Debs.

And because the colonization of Flores by early hominids, which required a difficult sea crossing, was probably a very rare or even one-time event, "it is very probable that the Wolo Sege tools were made by the direct ancestors of H. floresiensis," says William Jungers, an anthropologist at the University of Stony Brook in New York state.

Dr. Lemaire repeated his contention that "it is very probable" that the burial box had held the bones of James, a leader of the early Christian movement in Jerusalem, and that the inscription referred to Jesus of Nazareth.

For example, Eddington states that "it seems very probable that mass and energy are two ways of measuring what is essentially the same thing, in the same sense that the parallax and distance of a star are two ways of expressing the same property of location" (1929, p. 146).

In that case, it is very probable that it originated about the 2nd century bce or a little later.

When asked whether there would be a resurgence of autocratic rule in the Arab world, Nasheed said, "It is very probable that it is going to happen in these countries".