However, Anton R. Valukas, the Lehman bankruptcy examiner, concluded that EY had not fulfilled its duties and that probable claims existed against EY for malpractice.
Not that such probable claims are unimportant: humans would be incapable of dealing with the world except on the assumption that such claims are true.
It's natural to think that computability, range of application, and other things being equal, true theories are better than false ones, good approximations are better than bad ones, and highly probable theoretical claims deserve to take precedence over less probable ones.
The mere fact that an investigation has been commenced does not mean that it is probable that a claim will be asserted or that, if it is, there is a reasonable possibility that the outcome will be unfavorable.
A scholastic author, in particular from the thirteenth century onward, who called a philosophical position or a theological claim probable alluded to an epistemic quality which justified serious consideration over and above a proposition's suitability for inducing agreement in hearers.
He is also claiming probable victories for Senate candidates Glenn Lazarus in Queensland, Jacqui Lambie in Tasmania, and Dio Wang in Western Australia.
Violent conflict is particularly probable if the claims of the various ethnic groups are incongruous, if groups have strength and are organized, if it is possible for groups to take action, if success is a feasible outcome, and if there is a tangible fear of suppression and discrimination on the basis of ethnicity.
Ten aerial victories and one probable were also claimed.
Attempting to outdo his rivals, the probable nominee Donald Trump claims that "we already have tremendous regulations.
The Post reported that investigators informed Bachus that he was the subject of the investigation and that they found probable cause for claims of insider trading.
