Sentence examples for not only probable from inspiring English sources

During the height of James's tenure, thoughts of a championship seemed not only probable, but likely.

Not only probable and thinkable developments should be taken into account, but also, in particular, improbable and thinkable developments.

Fahmy's own deportation to Canada seemed not only probable, but was heavily anticipated.

With the help of this developed algorithm not only the probable paths but also finding the shortest, safest and fastest path and correcting it with the help of intelligent objects are evaluated at the same time.

Additional model results not only reveal probable substrate saturation at steps leading to the synthesis of sinapyl alcohol, but also suggest that the ratio of syringyl to guaiacyl monomers might not be affected by genetic modulations prior to the reactions involving coniferaldehyde.

By mandating that the government not only gather probable cause but also convince a court that surveillance is merited, traditional FISA safeguards against any officials who would exaggerate evidence or ignore requirements entirely.

These data suggest not only the probable initiating factor and mechanism for cell death, but also a potential protective strategy.

Its opponents in the case said it was not only possible, but probable.

Lose a game, and a three-way tie is not only possible, but probable.

The partisan wrangling of a presidential election and the capital's entrenched resistance to change make swift action unlikely -- despite the persistent threats that the commission's chairman, Thomas H. Kean, said make another attack not only possible but probable.

When the game was forty-two secolds old, he hit a jump shot and instantly decided, with a rush of complete assurance of a kind that sometimes comes over an athlete in action, that a victory was not only possible but probable.