Sentence examples for that seems probable from inspiring English sources

Such a buyer will need a down payment from somewhere, and he or she will need enough income to meet the monthly payments for the foreseeable future, including any increase in adjustable rates that seems probable.

One thing that seems probable, if this turn is to be given to dramatic enterprise, is that we shall soon have Ministerial and Opposition theatres as well as newspapers.

If climate change makes the storm problems worse -- and that seems probable -- then it's probably worth spending somewhat more to secure against them.

Many Republicans have argued that if the Senate proposal passes with the solid backing of Republican members — a possibility that seemed probable given Mr. McConnell's support — it would be an easier sell in the House.

At higher temperatures, evidence is provided for the formation of further ordered phases; Ni3(Ti, Ta) is proposed and possibly Ni0.45Ta0.55; cooling causes their dissolution and reprecipitation of Ni3(Al, Ti, Nb, Ta), so that it seems probable that the reactions are coupled.

The latter have now been found in such numbers at Sardis that it seems probable that the whole class should really be called Lydian.

But the close result that now seems probable will only give the loser greater grounds for complaint and thus increase the risk of post-election violence.

In length it is about one hundred miles, and was no doubt a civic boundary; but there are points in it of such strength that it seems probable they were intended for military positions.

If Obama-Biden wins an outright majority in the Electoral College that now seems probable, peaceful public demonstrations of enthusiastic support for the progressive agenda will strengthen the political mandate for positive change.

Siri was able to map the contents of a question onto a domain of potential actions, then pick the action that seemed most probable, based on its understanding of the relationships between real-world concepts.

And when we are striving for something that is so clearly unobtainable it seems probable that we will feel (in addition to discontentment) a bit of disappointment too.