Sentence examples for more probable by from inspiring English sources

Wilkinson's suggestion is a good deal bleaker than Temple's, and for that reason more probable by far.

But while an acquittal was made more probable by the shift to Albany, it was not necessarily assured, though critics are bound to disagree.

With the increase in distance from purchasing markets, farmers are more probable (by 25.3percentto to adapt by planting trees on top of at least one additional measure.

The results show that failure of these pipes after being exposed to water is more probable by mechanical constraints due to large dimensional changes caused by water plasticization and swelling than by the lost of mechanical strength.

Due to the limited transmitting power by a tag node, the wireless fading, and the interference in reverse link, the feedback signal may be lost more probable by master node than that in master-to-tag link.

But the Internet which guarantees the free flow of information, speech, money, talent and ideas, and speeds up the distribution of these good things … and therefore makes markets more perfect … and therefore wrings out inflation and waste offers the possibility, once slim but now becoming more probable by the day, that the good times can run a long while.

But this I venture to affirm, that they never will and never can accomplish it, except by recourse to arms; it may be by making war on the North; it may be by making war on the South, or, what is still more probable, it may be by making war upon both in turns".

(163) A more probable mechanism has been elucidated by Fujimoto by feeding [26-C]- and [27-C]-labeled 24-methyldesmosterol to cultured plant cells.

Results show that the collapse of the transept columns due to axial load is unlikely, while the collapse due to the global torsional behaviour of the church is more probable as already indicated by the authors elsewhere.

BUCCOLAM was estimated to provide greater incremental benefit when compared with rectal diazepam (primarily as a result of increased efficacy and social acceptability leading to increased use) than compared with an unlicensed preparation of midazolam (where benefits were limited to drug price differences and more probable and successful administration by carers).

They say it's more probable to get struck by lightning than to die in a plane crash, but most people don't know that planes get struck by lightning all the time.