Sentence examples for seemingly probable from inspiring English sources
Right after Rondo was tossed, several NBA analysts reacted on Twitter and brought up a possible (and seemingly probable) suspension.
The molecular basis of this aging process is yet to be understood, as the original report seemingly excluded a probable defect in SCC as the leading cause, and the synapsed bivalents in KO females apparently have wild type amount of STAG3 loaded [ 33].
And that can help make the seemingly impossible become more probable for the rest of us.
"The use of mass public communication, usually against a particular individual or group, which incites or inspires acts of terrorism which are statistically probable but happen seemingly at random".
Hsieh and Chen (2 ) observed that the cumulative number of probable cases exhibited seemingly random variations in the period after April 22, a feature that cannot be captured by simple curve-fitting techniques.
Flanking a seemingly invincible giant in our industry is not only possible, but probable.
One of the Fourth Amendment questions in the case is whether a person's refusal to answer a seemingly benign identity question can convert a police officer's "reasonable suspicion" into probable cause to make an arrest.
Judge Aiken said a practical effect of "a seemingly minor change in wording" was to allow the government to avoid the constitutional probable cause requirement.
A staid, seemingly impenetrable energy giant is under great stress while the cyclical recovery of the weakest of trunk airlines is most probable.
