Sentence examples for probability would be from inspiring English sources

The result, in all probability, would be to raise the level of both.

Therefore, the vast probability would be that you are one of those billions of simulations rather than the single original reality that spawned them".

How do you price the probability that Anthony Kennedy votes with the liberals rather than the conservatives?Doesn't it seem like that probability would be pretty high?

In 1733, the Comte de Buffon wondered what the probability would be that a needle, dropped on a floor made of planks of wood each of the same width, would land on a join between two of the planks.

He writes: "According to Moody's European issuer-weighted default rate data since 1985, the probability of a AA-rated default over the next 10 years versus that of a AAA is 0.55% v 0.04% (Moody's only publishes data for ratings bands, but a AA+ default probability would be even lower).

Given X t) = x, the conditional probability that X(t + h) belongs to an interval (a, b) is just the probability that Yt + 1 +⋯+ Yt + h belongs to the translated interval (a − x, b − x); and because of independence this conditional probability would be the same if the values of X(1),…, X(t − 1) were also given.

All it did was supply a credible cast of characters who hate us so much they would thrill to the prospect of actually doing it -- and, most important in rethinking the probabilities, would be happy to die in the effort.

Kahneman's recent bestselling precis of his life's work, Thinking, Fast and Slow, was a catalogue of examples of people using the wrong kind of analysis when confronting pivotal problems: relying on instinct when precise weighing of probabilities would be crucial, and vice versa.

In an HV description of the system the QM probabilities would be naturally interpreted as epistemic probabilities of the sort that arise in ordinary statistical mechanics.

But if one entertains a theory that supplements the quantum state by values of additional "hidden" variables, then the quantum mechanical probabilities would be taken to arise from averaging over many distinct hidden states.

Were such a smaller, less-conservative ellipsoid representing the current extent of the AVF used, all of our calculated probabilities would be much larger, as the total area (much of which is water) is reduced.