Sentence examples for was more probably from inspiring English sources

It was more probably intended for Akbar's own *gaddi*, or throne.

Their place of origin is not certain, but it was more probably in the east than in the west of their area of spread.

Marlowe was killed on May 30 1593, at the house of Mrs Eleanor Bull in Deptford (the house is at no point described as a tavern, contrary to popular belief, and was more probably a lodging-house).

Mr Campbell concludes that it was more probably a lonely time, during which the grocer's daughter made a few contacts as president of the Conservative Association but may have read little and was traumatised by the snobby condescension she met from the progressive young things at Somerville College.

The final position may have resulted from an attempt to place the books of the Hebrew Bible in a framework (Genesis and Chronicles both begin with the origin and development of the human race, and both conclude with the theme of the return to the land of Israel), but it was more probably the result of the late acceptance of Chronicles into the canon.

The site was originally recorded with the techniques available in 1977 as 21° S, 63° 25′ W, at an elevation of 650 m (ref. 45) but, considering the topology of the region and the description of the site of occurrence, was more probably near Camatindi about 21° 00′ 01′′ S, 63° 23′ 37′′ W, at an elevation of ∼600 m, or in or near Tigüipa (J.F.M. Valls and C. Simpson, personal communication).

Likewise, almost all cases of "probable TTH", not meeting the criteria for migraine, are more probably TTH than anything else.

There will be more – probably much more – to come.

Experts say agents like those were more probably intended for use against Iraqis.

There will be more probably before the year is up.

But it is more probably a mere invention (SHA 1916.7 A, 13).