Sentence examples for probable though from inspiring English sources

She told the Isle of Man Today: "It is highly probable, though, that the wallaby population originated from the wildlife park.

It is more probable, though, that with careful diplomacy and bargaining, they will be persuaded to fall in line.Their bluff, in other words, will have been called.

It's still more probable, though, that the swing states will ultimately behave like swing states, and move with the country as a whole – in which case a significant number of pollsters will have consistently read either several states or the entire country wrong.

It is very probable, though, that in addition to some relatively familiar materials — such as fire-like and wind-like stuffs, or rather the atoms making up such stuffs — the soul, on Epicurus' view, also includes, in fact as a key ingredient, atoms of a nameless kind of substance, which is responsible for sense-perception.

It could still achieve an outright win; that's possible, not probable though".

Success remains probable, though only if the president spends enormous political capital.

For all the probable haste, though, the beautifully rendered Latin text of Magna Carta at Salisbury Cathedral shows no slips of handwriting, no blots in the brown ink (made, I learnt, from oak gall).

The environmental agency says they are a probable carcinogen, though that has never been proved in humans.

By law, the data can be obtained without a search warrant establishing probable cause, though the authorities do need to tell a court that it is relevant to an investigation.

The need for a hypothesis as to how the relations might fit actual actions rendered the evaluation of the action merely probable even though the rightness and wrongness to which the action was to conform — the eternal fitness — was known certainly.

One probable explanation, though it needs to be explored further, in this study setting is chewing Khat.