Sentence examples similar to less probable than before from inspiring English sources

Nowhere in the world does the right choice appear more essential or less probable than at the epicenter of all the murderous holy madness, Israel and Palestine, the holy land.

Even so, in 1975, we still considered it less probable than its alternative, Constrained Growth.

Now ask whether that scene is at all less probable than the ones we are confronted with now.

For Duk-koo, gaining her favor seemed slightly less probable than winning the championship of the world.

A hung parliament looks to them less probable than a Labour victory, with the two firms offering 13/8 and 7/4 respectively on no party winning outright.

But with the postseason becoming less probable than an April 18 tee time, the Nets have an eye toward the Aug. 1 free agency signing period.

A known proposition cannot be less probable than an unknown proposition.

Then any truth that goes beyond the evidence will be less probable than the evidence.

Consequently, the quaternary human-computer model agreement will be less probable than the binary concept agreement.

This doctrine, to which Pascal also objected, meant that one may decide moral issues according to any opinion which is said to be 'probable', even if it is much less probable than alternative opinions.

And what I have now is something that looks even less probable than this book of questions.