Sentence examples for more probably though from inspiring English sources
More probably, though, this was a government guesthouse.
Thanks to Natanz, Iran could have enough highly-enriched uranium for a bomb by 2009, says the NIE report, though more probably by 2010-15.
The government this week ordered a month-long state of emergency, officially "for the preservation of public order" though more probably so that it can avoid holding some provincial elections it might lose.
Upon his return to Denmark, Hamlet hears that Ophelia is dead of a suspected suicide (though more probably as a consequence of her having gone mad over her father's sudden death) and that her brother Laertes seeks to avenge Polonius's murder.
He won't, though, or more probably can't.
The second Indo-Portuguese style, sometimes called Goanese (though in fact more probably made on the Malabar coast, south of Goa), is more stereotyped in form and in decoration.
It is also possible that a staunch nationalist like Mr Abe may play a "Nixon in China" role and reach out to the antagonists, much as he did when in power briefly in 2006-07.More probably, though, the political cycle will further inflame tensions.
Mr. West was probably more offended, though, that when asked what artists were on his iPod, Mr. Obama did not name him.
Probably though no more than there is in the surface web.
