Sentence examples for probable use from inspiring English sources
The UN mission said it collected evidence "consistent with the probable use of chemical weapons in Jobar on August 24, 2013 on a relatively small scale against soldiers".
He also described RBS's probable use of the government's asset-guarantee scheme, which will soon be rolled out to other banks as well.
While apologizing for not making the probable use of the $20 million clearer when the settlement was announced, Mr. Kessel has insisted he was candid with board members and "never hid the facts" from the news media or the public.
The British prime minister, David Cameron, said last month that al-Qaida-linked elements in the rebel movement had tried to capture chemical weapons for probable use in Syria.
By Jeffrey Toobin The New Yorker, February 6 , 1995P. 34 ANNALS OF LAW about the O.J. Simpson murder trial; Faye Resnick, a friend of Nicole Brown Simpson's, who recently wrote a quickie book about her experiences with Nicole; and the probable use of Resnick as a hostile defense witness in the trial.
ANNALS OF LAW about the O.J. Simpson murder trial; Faye Resnick, a friend of Nicole Brown Simpson's, who recently wrote a quickie book about her experiences with Nicole; and the probable use of Resnick as a hostile defense witness in the trial.
The revised and correct structure was again recognized as the most probable using neural net based 13C chemical shift calculation, while the original structure bwas ranked only in fourth position.
If all loci showed a departure from M1 model, then a bottleneck would occur even if the sweep model was found more probable using the multilocus approach.
Exposure to antineoplastic drugs was then classified as no, unlikely, possible, or probable using an algorithm created by the study hygiene team and completed by the occupational hygienist (see Figure 1).
292 of these genes were assigned a probable function, using criteria described in Methods.
At the construction stage, it is probable to use a connection component with a thickness less than the design assumptions.
