Sentence examples for more probably to from inspiring English sources

"It's a testament to management's impotence that the deal wasn't done-or more probably, to management's real desire to not do the deal.

That's clear from Mr. Romney's allusions to Mr. Gingrich, a former House speaker, as a "lifelong politician," an "insider" and a "lobbyist" - with more probably to come in debates and perhaps television advertisements.

It seems to have originated as a nickname for Count Geoffrey and has been variously explained as referring to his practice of wearing a sprig of broom (Latin genista) in his hat or, more probably, to his habit of planting brooms to improve his hunting covers.

But Lord Pannick says this will lead "more probably to disputes between the two Houses".

It's time for them to celebrate, or more probably to finally rest.

Households' with larger farm sizes are more probably to diversify their crops especially under dry seasons and reduce the negative impacts of climatic variability.

This could be due to the limited temporal resolution of the techniques measuring cerebral blood flow and metabolism, which might have missed transient motor cortex signal changes in the frame of a "tonic" brain activation during smell processing, or –more probably- to the different experimental context of these studies, in which smelling was not coupled with visuo-motor tasks.

The Duan09 destriping appears to reduce the amplitude and distorts the spatial pattern even more, probably due to its stronger filter to SH coefficients.

This may be due to delayed formation or, more probably, due to sequestering reactions with limited capacity.

These preliminary data may indicate that uncommon mutations in general are more probably associated to sensitivity rather than resistance to therapy.

A theoretical analysis demonstrated that this repeated presence of mutations was more probably due to their generation multiple times than to recombination [ 26].