Sentence examples for rather likely that from inspiring English sources

But it is also rather likely that many of these people have given up looking for work at least partly because of economic reasons as well.

It seems rather likely that she took inspiration for her short story, Other People's Gods, from the entertaining kerfuffle precipitated in Ambridge by the arrival of a Hindu statue in the vicar's living room.

Since most of the quarks in a proton have positive charge, it is in fact rather likely that both Ws will be positive, W⁺ bosons, and will stay that way after they have scattered.

For years he claimed to have been burgled and spied on, before the revelation of Richard Nixon's enemies list made it rather likely that he was telling the truth.

Australia's environmental movement is very sensitive to any threat to the Great Barrier Reef, making it rather likely that a full investigation will be conducted into how the Shen Neng 1 strayed so far off course.

While it was not clear whether the city's purchase of the restaurant property would be a part of the state investigation, it seems rather likely that the grand jury, made up of one judge who is appointed by a three-judge panel, will examine the renovation of a kitchen and bathroom in Mr. Perez's home by a city contractor.

Another rather likely possibility is that our genomic tools were simply not sensitive enough to detect certain physiologically relevant gene expression levels.

Rather than binding to albumin and being transported through the tumor vasculature, it is rather more likely that albumin is adsorbed by the colloidal particles of the dye, and it is the colloid protein conjugate that finds itself, by the EPR effect, in the tumor.

It is rather less likely that a merger would create any lasting value.

But it looks rather more likely that nationalism is going to retreat in the British Isles.

However, in the circumstances, it seems rather more likely that the role will go to the redoubtable Susan Sarandon.