Sentence examples for it was now probable from inspiring English sources

It was now probable that East held the heart jack, and South finessed her nine to make the game.

The Fifa president said it was now "probable" that it would be played in the winter rather than the summer due to the heat.

The realities of daily politics mean it is now probable that Dilnot's route map will be filed away beyond the next election, the mobility scooter parked up in the long grass.

Faced with conflicting reports that fingered two people as the likely culprit, Leaver quickly followed his analysis of Durst's writing with a conclusion that it was now "highly probable" that Brenner had not written the note to police.

Further measures to cool growth and inflation are now probable.

An early election is now probable.And if the Islamists, who nowadays disavow the label, win?

Rowe, who had missed a little more than a week at the start of preseason camp with an undisclosed injury, is now "probable" for Saturday's season opener against Howard at Maryland Stadium, Durkin said.

While, Mr. Bush never mentioned Mr. Kerry by name, his campaign openly said it was now focused on him as its probable opponent and spent much of the day trying to exploit his long record of votes in the Senate to paint him as weak on national security.

Given the likely scale of Labour's loss, it is now highly probable that Miliband will resign.

Related: Labour's brittle harmony will collapse with its vote | Rafael Behr Given the likely scale of Labour's loss, it is now highly probable that Miliband will resign.

It is now highly probable that the France team will exit the competition, their immense failure sealed".