Sentence examples for seems probable to from inspiring English sources

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

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

In the same way the theory of rhetoric is concerned not with what seems probable to a given individual like Socrates or Hippias, but with what seems probable to men of a given type; and this is true of dialectic also.

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.

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

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).

If, as seems probable, BlackBerry continues to lose market share to Apple, Samsung and other smartphone makers, at what point will it no longer have the critical mass required to sustain the same level of customer support and investment in product development?

It seems probable that proximity to the index patient and his COPD contributed to the infection of the second patient.

And if, as seems probable, Trump tries to fire Robert Mueller, the special counsel on the Russia investigation, we will be in the midst of a crisis of extreme dimensions.

This disposal of the dictator's bones seems probable enough according to Roman usage.

Third, it seems probable (though hard to prove) that dystrotelin is the vertebrate orthologue of DAH, a protein with an intriguing null phenotype in Drosophila.