Sentence examples for seem probable to from inspiring English sources

Given the long-standing nature of discussions about bequest taxation in Switzerland, an equivalent shift does not seem probable to us (see Brülhart and Parchet 2014).

It seems probable, to begin with, that Tiberius, never handsome, had become repulsively ugly.

From what officials at Nadir said and from what seemed probable to the eye, the attacks appeared to have been one.

Alcohol, it seems probable to many investigators, inhibits the capacity of neurons to receive and conduct these impulses across the intervening synapses.

Although these findings apply to small bowel observations, it seems probable to translate affected intestinal motility to the colon and rectum, therefore emphasizing the need for a prolonged battery time.

But whatever his motivation, on an ordinary show it would have been unthinkable for the hero to come close to killing his crazed girlfriend, much less for the murder to seem probable.

When Bart Freundlich, the film director husband of Julianne Moore, took a seat with their eight-year-old daughter, Liv, on his lap, followed by Solange Knowles, sister of Beyoncé, who settled into a front row seat next to Ford's longterm partner, Richard Buckley, some of the more outlandish rumours began to seem probable.

The taboo finally lost some of its power in the nineteen-eighties, when it began to seem probable that a meteorite impact at the end of the Cretaceous Period had wiped out the dinosaurs.

Changes in relative risk, disease course or response to treatment seem probable, but complex and changing patterns of neurogenesis in both conditions will require sophisticated experimental designs to test these ideas.

Given the likely mechanisms bringing about effects on fitness, interactions which lead to restored fitness do not seem probable.

Why does this seem probable?