Sentence examples for more probably true from inspiring English sources

The "preponderance of evidence" rule considers whether the accusation is more probably true than not, or if most of the evidence (greater than 50percentt) points in one direction.

Δ K, an ad hoc quantity related to the second order change of the log probability of data with respect to the number of clusters inferred by the Structure program, proved an useful method for identifying a more probably true value of K when there was no previous model or a pre-defined number of groups to rely on.

But it's probably more likely true that B2B payments are still maturing and that SMBs continue to represent a huge underserved opportunity.

Keith Harris is dead, and for once, cliches such as "they don't make them like that any more" are probably true.

If he is arguing that some bureaucratic burdens can be lifted to encourage more people, that is probably true too.

A lot of the Falklands veterans have gone through really difficult times and they now say, I think it's probably true, more Falklands guys have committed suicide than died during the campaign".

Brown hailed the deal, saying it "makes victory more likely," which is probably true.

"It's probably true that more players own guns now than when I first came into the league.

MCCARTHY I'll say what I said before: I don't think it's true that an education necessarily is going to drive you to suicide, but it's probably true that more educated people commit suicide than people who are not educated.

This is probably true now more than ever as the nonprofit sector grows bigger in size and importance.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: Well, it's probably true that the more Obama supports Bernanke, the more Republicans in particular will oppose him.