Sentence examples for perhaps more probable from inspiring English sources

A perhaps more probable proportion of present projections, such as 60%%, would result in a correlation of ρ = −0.44, p < 0.01.

Interventions that reduce R0 by a fixed percentage (perhaps a more probable scenario) do not have this advantage.

Now, selling The Globe is not only thinkable, but also probable, perhaps more so now that the company failed to reach an agreement with one union, the Newspaper Guild, for additional cuts that would have delivered $10 million in savings.

Perhaps a Sanders victory in New York is more probable than many believe.

300 is more probable from here, and probably below par.

It is more probable that a single, and perhaps slim, majority either way will conceal more than it reveals.

More probable is that Caucasian race/ethnicity and perhaps advanced maternal age and higher education represent greater wherewithal to access supplemental FA, suggesting a need for population-wide re-education on currently recommended FA use.

Perhaps Google can come to some accommodation with Beijing, but it's more probable that, having issued such a defiant statement, it will eventually give up its search business in China.

It seems more probable they were his duties as tutor at the house, or perhaps his "business" was merely to attend the church.

There is no basis for predicting that either mechanism is more probable than the other; both are likely to operate simultaneously and perhaps indistinguishably.

Perhaps Albertans are better prepared for the presence of snow in winter, when it is more probable.